German Transport Minister Proposes Weekend Driving Ban to Meet Net Zero Targets
The German Transport Minister, Volker Wissing, has recently stirred debate by suggesting the potential implementation of a weekend driving ban in Germany. In his statement, Wissing emphasized the urgent need for action, highlighting that unless Germany's net zero laws are revised, a weekend driving ban may become a necessary step.
While Wissing's proposal aims to curb carbon emissions and promote sustainable transportation practices, critics have raised concerns about the potential impact of such a restriction on the general public. Some skeptics question the feasibility of enforcing a weekend driving ban and its practical implications on individuals' mobility and daily routines. Additionally, there are debates surrounding the effectiveness of this measure in achieving significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions within the transport sector.
Pathetic idea. They best ask China to stop burning coal if they’re so concerned about co2, which is actually a good thing. This is a Cult. People in Germany best awake like their farmers.
How about a weekend bombing ban? Or a forever military flight exercises ban? Is there no limit to how many ways the people—and mother Earth—must pay for endless wars?