After all, many of us run errands on the way to and from work, out of necessity and for convenience. We may stop at the store before work, at the gym after work, or stop at the bar before and after work. Or maybe we just need to get home to expedite the rest of our daily activities as quickly as possible. Common sense tells us that we cannot afford to be tied to the schedules of others. Still and all, singular ownership of a motor vehicle helps us to attain the personal freedom we covet.
Humans maximize their potential through the exercise of basic property rights.
The right of ownership of property includes being able to purchase and own any car we can afford to purchase, and then proceed to make use of that vehicle to alleviate as many of our uncertainties as we can. This empowers us as individuals, and allows us to use resources as they suit our needs, both present and future. The consumption of resources is best played out in the marketplace, with consumers and producers interacting unencumbered by government and its micro- management policies. Of course, the privatization of roads is the most judicious solution to the problem of road congestion and the lack of road maintenance. In the meantime, there's just one thing I need to know.