Classic car drivers are optimistic about the low-emission future (Question of the week)
Denmark wants to ban combustion engines by 2050, San Francisco wants to have completely emission-free traffic by 2040 and Ireland wants to ban the registration of petrol and diesel engines by 2030. The future almost certainly does not belong to today's combustion engines. But will today's and tomorrow's classic cars even be allowed to drive in an emission-free future? This is what we wanted to know from Zwischengas readers as part of a question of the week .
They were much more optimistic than you might expect:
72.5 percent of the 346 respondents are convinced that there will always be an exemption for old cars in order to keep this mobile cultural asset on the road and to be able to show it to future generations.
17.3 percent assume that in future, combustion cars will only be allowed to be driven in certain zones and on roads approved for this purpose
3.5 percent are skeptical and assume that cars with combustion engines will be banned from museums in the future
6.6 percent do not agree with any answer
This is how the evaluation looks graphically:
The next question of the week has already been asked. The aim is to find out whether there should be a greater or lesser mix of car eras at events.
And, of course, you can still read all the evaluations of previous "Questions of the Week" in the dedicated topic channel.
