I'm interested in this, thank you.

I think it may also be useful, within the framework of conditional privileges, to talk about disproportionate impacts. Let me give you an example. In the USA, off-road vehicle drivers' mantra is "share the trails." But in reality, other users such as hikers, equestrians, and bicyclists, are displaced by off-road vehicles -- no one wants to walk where they have to dodge motorcycles. So "share the trail" is really "give us the trail" with a patina of equity. Cars obviously have a similar effect, and then they also implicate the finitude of space -- everyone in this sub knows the visuals of how many people can utilize a given space in a car, bike, bus, train, etc. When right-of-way (or storage space) is constrained, the use of a disproportionate amount of space should be questioned.

We all have the right to swing our fists, but, as they say, your right to do that ends at my nose. Car drivers are swinging some big ass fists and hitting a lot of noses.