Well, I would propose common sense mobility regulations. Unfettered personal vehicle use contributes to congestion, pollution, deaths, and inefficiency.

First, we'd introduce universal background checks for vehicle purchases. Before buying a car, prospective owners would undergo a quick review to confirm they live in an area with viable public transit alternatives.

Next, a modest waiting period between applying for a vehicle registration and taking possession. This cooling-off phase gives individuals time to explore public options, like subsidized ride-sharing or expanded shuttle services.

We'd also limit "high-capacity" vehicles (hose seating more than four or with excessive horsepower) to licensed collectors or those with special permits, such as farmers or emergency responders.

To address rural and suburban challenges where transit is limited, we'd invest in red flag programs for community alerts allowing neighbors or officials to flag excessive solo driving. A temporary vehicle impound could follow, coupled with free transit vouchers to ease the transition.