[Citroënbender]

We’re not fostering practical infrastructure or initiatives that mitigate single-occupant use of cars.

Reducing migration could allow transport infrastructure to catch up with housing spread, and genuine decentralisation would also work wonders (it always fails because the top dogs want an office at the perceived big end of town). Snobbery against regional Australia is a real impediment. Firm steps to globalise our trading economy by committing to genuine, mandated “24/7 precincts” could also work - many people’s tasks are not needed to be bound by the clock or working week. That could take a huge bite out of traffic jams.