Audi boss Markus Duesmann has shown himself open to measures such as car-free days and speed limits in the current crisis. “In order to get us in Germany better attuned to the situation and the need to save, there could be car-free days again, like in the 1970s,” he told the Süddeutsche Zeitung (Wednesday). A speed limit can also be a helpful symbol.
“We have to rethink, realize that our lives are changing.” Money “as the only regulator” is not enough for the current extraordinary situation.
Should there be car-free days, Duesmann would also use them privately, he said: “If it’s a Sunday, I’ll ride my racing bike on the closed highway.”
