I swear that began when fuel watch was implemented.

None the less I like the fuel watch system. Before that it was a clown show.

Sounds like this proposed legislation has been written by the automotive and fossil fuel industry lobby groups.

This would get chucked in the things their corporate donors won’t approve of basket and forgotten about.

This energy crisis is already the product of white people.

Who is this “we” who is going to take ownership of this?

The neo con govt that jumps when any industry sneezes?

The energy companies themselves going to do it because they are all about doing what’s right for the country / consumer / anything other than profits?

Jane Hume doesn’t support WFH.

Did they misquote her or was she dropped on her head as a child?

But it doesn’t help small businesses. It certainly doesn’t help the truckers and the fishers and the farmers and the manufacturers and the miners that are relying on fuel supply.

Actually encouraging or dare I say mandating WFH for office drones would help those who can’t WFH as it reduces demand for fuel.

It’s a vicious circle.

Explaining this to the car brained feels insurmountable.

On the whole carrot and stick approach as far as active transport goes. It amazes me the number of people who drive their kids to primary school when they live less than 3km from it.

I wish their was a feasible way to ban child squisher mobiles from within 500m of primary schools. The biggest safety risk kids face on the footpath is being flattened by some fuck wit who thinks their jacked up, bull barred, emission control deleted, selfishcuntmobile is appropriate in urban areas.