Has the green transition introduced social challenge in our society?

“If we stay focused on developing public transport, we can avoid [social challenges]. I believe mobility should first and foremost be public.” [00:09] “The private car could become a luxury or collector’s item for future generations. But to move around in an ecological, safe and efficient way, we need well‑integrated public transport, with a backbone structure and local loops.” [00:25] “The solutions for local loops are already excellent: small cars, mobility‑as‑a‑service (MaaS), pedestrian zones or other electric vehicles. But we’re still stumbling on the backbone because integration is not complete.” [00:51] “Because this structure is not efficient enough, many people say they don’t have time to take public transport or that it is not modern enough to meet the needs of today’s workers, who don’t want to waste time during their commute.” [01:12] “High‑speed trains are a great example: they are always full because they offer an environment that allows people to work or enjoy themselves. Time spent on the train thus becomes high‑quality working time.” [01:43]