Want More Kids? Make Cheaper Minivans
Briefly

New Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy aims to make U.S. policies more family-friendly by improving grant allocations to communities with higher fertility. The article reflects on how the rising prices of family vehicles, especially minivans, and stringent car seat regulations may deter families from having more children. The author shares personal anecdotes highlighting the struggles families face in fitting their children into vehicles, emphasizing the connection between car affordability and parenting decisions. Ultimately, it advocates for more affordable and practical vehicle options to support larger families and address declining birth rates.
In a world where families are increasingly burdened by financial strain, affordability in family-friendly vehicles like minivans can directly influence decisions on having more children.
The current high prices of minivans, coupled with stringent car seat regulations, contribute to a complex landscape that may be discouraging larger families in America.
Read at The American Conservative
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