Originally Posted by
Mobile 155
Still not the point. To become more popular as the OP states they have to be accepted. The posted links don’t show that. It also shows a reticence by the companies to financially address the public concerns.
Cultural reactions against alternatives to automotive dominance render any growing form of alternative transportation subject to resistance. The automotive culture just needs to back off and allow change to take place. By pushing, as you do, for submission to biased public and government, you are asking the alternative transportation culture to fail until it gains acceptance. It can't gain acceptance as long as it is doomed to failure by public/governmental resistance.
You are just a fighter. You fight against enemies to protect the automotive culture. When are you going to stop that?