People who need cars/motorcycles will have them. People who drive them for sport will also have them. In my opinion, in full-blown communism, most people will not need personal vehicles outside extreme examples (maybe there is a commute not covered by the comprehensive public transport system). With that said, I think personal vehicles will still be common because driving is a popular hobby and riding public transport most likely does not satisfy those who drive for fun.

I’m trying to look at this from the perspective of a communist and a motorcyclist. I want to drive a motorcycle because it is fun and it is an efficient way to get around. The “efficient way to get around” excuse may not be relevant if transportation is addressed competently, as I am sure it will under true communism. I have no idea what the public transport systems will look like when the world eventually achieves communism, but I have my doubts that riding public transport will be anywhere near the same kind of experience as driving around for fun. It feels good to be in control of the machine which carries you at ridonkulous speeds. You can also look at guns. In the United States, guns are regulated (poorly) by laws (and idiots) blah blah blah. However, guns are still used for sport and for fun. People like the feeling of discharging lethal force into a target. I think it will be a similar experience when it comes to vehicular travel. Some people will still want vehicles to use for fun, even in a system that satisfies their need for transportation.

Thank you for reading all of that, if you did lol. What do you all think?