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>trucks gotta truck
is one of the worst imaginable snowmans.
Amateur use of motorvehicles for various reasons ranging from mere relatable laziness to joyriding has little to do with professional use of motorvehicles by for profit companies for purposes where alternatives really are not very feasible.
People making this 'argument' basically agree that all private licenses should be revoked and all non-commercially uaed cars seized.
This alone would easily end a majority of traffic, majority of motorvehicle associated pollution and ressource use and a vast majority of antisocial, spiteful, agressive, wasteful, dangerous and similar behaviour involving motorvehicles.
Remaining commercial license holders could be expected to periodically renew their licenses to ensure their cognitive and physical abilities are adequate, their character is good, and they have not forgotten motoring law and also are up to date on new legislation.
They could and should also be held to reasonable standards when it comes to violations against the law and good conduct. The possibility of loosing their license and with it livelyhood would be a good incentive. The company behind it could be held accountable for direct harm done so that people finally get adequate medical care after being hit by reckless drivers so at least whatever function can be restored will be restored.
For profit companies being in charge would automatically end mindless and useless aswell as wasteful use of motorvehicles.
The motorist will bawl every day about how fuel was expensive, regardless how cheap it is. Only to demonstrate that the alleged expense has absolutely no effect on their nehaviour every time they get behind the wheel. They will instead even waste additional ressources in situations where nothing is to be gained. A company facing competition is best advised not to allow wastefulnes.

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