Would te want Mexico City's colour-coded 'no driving on certain days' policy to spread to different countries? sondaggio Results - dibattito

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dibattito Would te want Mexico City's colour-coded 'no driving on certain days' policy to spread to different countries?

39 fans picked:

No. What if there's an emergency?

51%

Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.

33%

Yes, but instead of once a week, it should be not driving once a month.

Yes - but te can drive if your profession...

Yes - but te can drive if your profession absolutely reqires te to

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No, people should be able to choose for themselves.

(added by Visitor)

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13 comments

	SG1-090 picked No. What if there's an emergency?: no never! posted più di un anno fa.

	ineedcoffee picked Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.: I'm sure there is an exception for emergency vehicles. posted più di un anno fa.

	Cinders picked Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.: Yeah. And besides, the ambulances, firetrucks, etc. will get there faster anyways. I don't drive. If I ever need to get anywhere, I take the bus. But everything I really need is within walking distance. I think it's a good idea. posted più di un anno fa.

	nosemuffin picked No. What if there's an emergency?: I don't think it's practical. I do however strongly support electric cars and hybrids, as well as mass-transportation. If we're going to borrow anything from Mexico, it should be siesta ;). posted più di un anno fa.

	blisslikethis picked Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.: yes! that would be amazing. obviously you'd have to beef up public transportation to make up for it, but it could work and the trees would sing us love songs :) posted più di un anno fa.

	tvman picked No. What if there's an emergency?: That's a little extream don't you think. posted più di un anno fa.

	DrDevience picked Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.: Car emissions are more dangerous to you than the second hand smoke ya'll constantly scream about.... posted più di un anno fa.

	greekthegeek picked Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.: i don't know how Mexico deals with it though. i think the point of the question is that we should place laws to reduce carbom emissions posted più di un anno fa.

	Snerkie picked No. What if there's an emergency?: if you averaged out how much petrol and whatever else buses and trains use up and then how often they would have to run with the amount of people needing to use it...it's impossible. I catch the train in the morning and it has 3-4 carriages and they are packed...this is only a small amount of Adelaide catching it, think of how often trains would have to run to carry all people on time...would be a horrible and just bank up everything. posted più di un anno fa.

	kateliness2 picked Yes, it would help to reduce carbon emissions.: It could possibly work. Some places it wouldn't be worth the while though. (ie when there's so few people living in a country area, mass transportation would actually harm more than help). posted più di un anno fa.

	brat2007girl picked No. What if there's an emergency?: The question would then become: who is going to pay for all the new public transportation. Speaking for myself, I don't want to wait for a bus or a train. I want to go, do what I need to do, and be done with it. I am not good at waiting for public transportation to come and pick me up-or hurrying so I don't miss the bus. posted più di un anno fa.

	Visitor picked No, people should be able to choose for themselves.: If you want to be kind to the environment, buy a bycicle. People shouldn't be forced to take a moral stand for a cause they don't believe in. posted più di un anno fa.

	WhoKillAmanda picked No. What if there's an emergency?: I think that driving should be banned unless their is an enviormental bus , or a emergancy posted più di un anno fa.