> they'll just move closer to work

This is often way more expensive than paying for heating.

> will implement Home Office

This only works for well paying IT jobs. Not the working class that actually physically work at factories, stores, restaurants, hospitals, etc etc that are underpaid and hit the most by taxes.

> will demand public transport

Demands are cool and everything, but you can’t sit around jobless for 1-2 decades waiting for laws to pass and municipalities to build out the transport infrastructure.

> will drive electric

Very few cities have the infrastructure for this. Once that’s fixed, carbon taxation would work better.

> drive as groups instead of individuals

This already happens in Europe, but people are still wage slaves. It changes nothing.