Copenhagen is considering ending special treatment for electric and shared cars, according to a proposal from the Conservative Mayor for Children and Youth, Jakob Næsager.

The proposal suggests that electric and shared vehicles should no longer receive preferential treatment in the city. The reasoning behind this shift in policy has not yet been specified. However, it marks a potential change in Copenhagen’s approach to promoting environmentally friendly transportation options.

Details regarding the specific types of special treatment currently afforded to electric and shared cars were not provided. The extent to which these policies have impacted the adoption of such vehicles in Copenhagen is also not known.

The potential implications of removing these benefits for electric and shared car usage in the city are currently unclear.