CLEAN : Cars pose threat to carbon neutral Bhutan

The video discusses the ratio of cars to citizens, highlighting that for every seven citizens, there is one car. It examines the economic implications, including personal costs and the impact on citizens. The video also covers custom duties, noting differences in duties for vehicles imported from India. Transportation challenges, such as bus service frequency, are addressed. The video concludes with a brief mention of various unrelated topics.

What is the ratio of cars to citizens mentioned in the video?

• One car for every five citizens

• One car for every ten citizens

• One car for every three citizens

• One car for every seven citizens

What percentage of personal costs is mentioned in the statistics?

• 55%

• 60%

• 50%

• 45%

What is the difference in custom duties for vehicles brought from India?

• Reduced duties for Indian vehicles

• Same duties as other countries

• No duties for Indian vehicles

• Higher duties for Indian vehicles

What was a factor in the creator's success?

• Low custom duties

• Frequent bus services

• High demand for public transport

• Increased car ownership

What challenge is mentioned regarding bus services?

• Increased ticket prices

• Infrequent service

• Overcrowding

• Route changes