Will this also apply to elected lawmakers? Will their mileage be limited and forced to take public transportation?
Massachusetts bill would cut down on people’s driving miles
A bill that aims to cut down on the number of miles people drive in their personal cars across Massachusetts is one step closer to reaching Governor Healey’s desk.
The Freedom to Move Act, S.2246, moves to the Senate Ways and Means Committee after being passed by the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities, and Energy in a 4–1 vote.
You know it’s shady and green authoritarian with that name
It focuses on aligning Massachusetts with its climate mandates.
The bill associates the transportation sector as the source of the greatest share of carbon emissions in the state.
“It’s not about individuals and how much you’re driving. It’s about the investment the state makes in our infrastructure,” said Kevin Shen, analyst with the Union of Concerned Scientists.
The conversation looking into whether the state should decide how much people drive is bringing both praise and criticism.
How about limiting state employees and their use of fossil fuels?
The bill would require MassDOT to set goals for reducing the number of statewide driving miles.
It does not list any specific figures on how many driving miles per person would be reduced.
Fortunately, there will be unelected Warmists to decide the details
(Western Mass News) It would also create a 15-member council to find ways to make public transportation more accessible for residents. and possibly even incentivize the use of public transportation.
This wouldn’t work so well out in Western Mass, which is a lot more rural. But, it’s always cool when cultists tell Everyone Else to do, but, surely won’t do themselves.
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A bill that aims to cut down on the number of miles people drive in their personal cars across Massachusetts is one step closer to reaching Governor Healey’s desk.
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