The house and cars are a couple of blocks over from us, on a street where the houses are single family, very large, and extremely well-kept. (They were repointing all the brick work when the photo was taken: a good $10,000 or more right there.)
The vehicles also are really classy, and I'm sure the people are cool too. But I really can't think that these early-adapters represent the wave of the future. Progress on the environmental front is frequently far more low-tech.
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Yes, or it could be hi-tech, but social. Such as restoring tram service on nearby avenue du Parc. With comfortable and elegant modern trams, just as electrified, and available to all for the cost of a ticket or a pass.
The orange métro line has been saturated at rush hours since the extension to Laval. Positive as that was, we need relief in the form of parallel tramlines.
A desire named streetcar!
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