You meticulously avoided all hard questions. No problem, I just repeat them for you:

I wonder how a train is picking up my walking disabled mother from three Kilometres afar?

Will a train stop at my house to pick up my some two tons of gardening scraps per year?

At which time will it deliver my 100kg of groceries per week?

Also, How does a long distance train help my mother to get the 3km to her doctor?

How does a train help me buying building materials? Last week I bought 400kg of tiles. One drive with a car. It would have taken ten travels with a train if the train did stop inside the hardware store and directly in front of my house. Delivery by truck would have cost €50.

A “micro car” is not only insanely expensive, it also has no room for my mothers wheelchair.

My country has one of the best public transport systems in the western world. Everything you mention is available here. We can drive EVERYWHERE for a €49 flat rate and we have three bus stops within 100 metres. Still that doesn’t help to solve a single problem I mentioned earlier.

Oh, and spending €245 for a family trip in a train? Not gonna happen. With the car it is a €10 trip.

But there is a actually a solution which could work: Robotaxis at very low prices per km. It wouldn’t lower the traffic but reduce the parked cars and the TCO of personal transport.

Please give me moar bullshittery to mock you. It is fun.