What most New Zealanders want is to be a constructive part of the solution. New Zealanders have always put up their hands when there is a global challenge to say, "Yes, we can be part of the solution." Most New Zealanders do want transport options that aren't reliant on increased fossil fuels, and yet our light fleet, which is the cars, utes, and vans that people use every day, are responsible for the majority of our greenhouse pollution from transport, and it's been the fastest growing sector over the last decade. So if we're serious about pulling our weight in the global fight against a climate catastrophe, we must be acting with urgency to reduce the pollution that is coming from our light fleet—that's cars, utes, and vans that people use every day. Especially if we think agriculture needs to have a slower pathway for reduction, that means we have to do even more in transport.