So this did not kill public transit like people expected it to? Except for the vaccine mandates of course, or depending on your country, qr code contact tracing
Meawhile work from home also seems to be petering out, even though continuing it would reduce the need for commuting everyday and reliance on travel/public transit again, thus lowering risk of catching it.
Automobiles are hailed for protecting you from catching it on public transit, but if cities were designed to be more walkable/ bikable/ accessable with public transit and affordable missing middle housing, would people abandon cars if the future meant having to rely on impracticle outrageously expensive and rare earth/ fossil fuel burning dependent electric vehicles

where does equal access of mobility go from here?