Help developing countries cope with junkers, clunkers, and jalopies in order to de carbonize transportation.
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If you buy a car in the United States or Europe, you can realistically expect to keep it for approximately a decade on average. Many individuals in high-income nations would be ready to say goodbye to their aged automobiles and trade up for something newer, more technologically sophisticated, and, most likely, more efficient after 10 years or more of regular usage.
But what happens to these automobiles once their original owners leave? To be sure, some are resold in the United States or scrapped for components and metal. However, for many of these vehicles, the adventure is only beginning. Millions of automobiles are exported each year from nations such as the United States, Japan, and Europe to low- and…
