That's a fair comment, I don't know what the future will bring, I am just point out observations based on my personal circumstances and those of the people that live around me. If you live in an affluent area where everyone has a driveway for instance, the idea of charging your car at home not only seems like a sensible thing to do, but actually is more appealing than going out to the petrol station. If you are retired or work from home or an office nearby, the drawbacks of car charging and travelling for work don't readily make themselves apparent. I am just trying to put forward situations which some may not have thought about, I had said it before that the general membership here seems to occupy a certain social class that is not very representative of the majority of the populous, threads like these help us to learn from each other.
I took a walk yesterday afternoon around my area and along the very long street which I live on. I paid attention to how many houses actually had a reasonable opportunity to charge their vehicle at their house, either a driveway or garage. I had estimated in a previous post that it was approx 10% that could do so. I actually surprised myself in how wrong I was, the number is far fewer, less than 5%. Most people have to park on the street, a small number have garages in blocks and there are (non allocated) spaces in communal car park, but very few people have a private driveway.
. But eliminating lead has been an environmental success story and the costs were manageable.
