>>2017505Ackshually this doesn't destroy anything, but simply changes some weights in decision-making formula.
(want to own a transport for autonomous mobility) + (want to buy a car for comfort&convenience) + (forced to buy a car due to social expectations) + (want to buy a car to have a protective cage) - (don't want to buy a car because of the costs) - (don't need a car because of public transit) - (don't need a car because a bike/scooter will do)
Make the "costs" weight more, more people will find alternative means of transportation. Wait a few years, the need for protective cage will go down, as you aren't that scared of being crushed by non-existent giant SUVs. Wait a decade, the social pressure to own a car will diminish. Wait two decades, the infrastructure will change to accommodate non-car-centric traffic.
Zero destruction, lots of transient frustration.
