Is that a partially-folded $1500 Brompton in the foreground of that photo?

If we're protesting the disparate rights afforded the poor, that would present a somewhat discordant image.

Good Morning Charles,
I agree with you wholeheartedly. Having never owned an automobile by choice I concur they, cars aren't meant for the city. I found that out living in the very near western suburb of Chicago, Oak Park, IL. It does have rapid, fixed-rail, public transit access to a great city. It's (public transit in Oak Park) also been around for 150 years (?) or before the creation/rise of the automobile.

I believe in the next 150 years, cars will be obsolete relatively speaking. They'll be around but very limited, not in great cities and only used for intercity transit (mostly families) unless train links are further expanded.