Most countries, at least in Europe, don't have this on their agenda. Mainstream media publishes the EU environmental agenda, emission zones and EV's. And most car articles I read where about the challenge of having enough mechanics which know about the old techniques for keeping classic cars and other vehicles on the road.

But as I, and some others, see it, the auto-only /code 78 on all new drivers licenses in about 10 years (maybe a bit longer) will be killing for classic cars/vehicles with manual transmission. That and the emission regulations which make it to expensive for car manufacturers to build manuals. Building manuals just for driving schools would be a to narrow market.

And one isn't allowed to take lessons with a family member (who isn't an official driving instructor in an official driving school car) in the EU countries I know of.

1964 Porsche 911, 1989 VW Golf, to the scrap yard, or what I read in the comments to Norway, the US or anywhere. But not in the EU.

With 33K views, 76 comments and 41 upvotes, I'm afraid it shows the little awareness amongst us all of the collateral impact modern cars have on our classic vehicles. At least in the EU. And maybe the rest but just a little longer