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More than 1m cars sold in UK each year too big to fit typical parking space
(www.theguardian.com)
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I really don't get why people like to buy such huge gas guzzlers and somehow those are the people I hear complain about gas prices the most
We should really just have EU law that over a certain size requires a new license that isn't automatically given to people that have one now.
People with several kids, disabled people, etc.
A car that houses 5 people does not need to almost be as wide as a bus, we have compact cars that can handle 5 people.
As for disabled people those can also mostly be transported by a normal car (with some modifications) or a small bus, they don't need a Ford F150 size car for that