The overwhelming (and I mean truly overwhelming, to the point you often cannot even get people to engage with any criticism of cars) majority of places are the absolute opposite. Car shaming is basically rounds down to zero. Contrast that with bicycle or bus or public transport shaming which is frequent and often extremely abusive.
It's more than abusive, social media is filled with frothing car fanatics that want to kill cyclists merely for slowing them down from being able to roar up to the traffic light and stop in traffic a few seconds earlier.
SUV drivers have to face occasional online complaints while the other are up against literal murder attempts, often successful.
Not everyone lives in insane car filled wastelands. Aerial pictures of lots of American cities are truly abhorrent, vast concrete and asphalt wastelands purely for car parking. The American system and people definitely need car shaming. I don't want the same thing exported to my city.
Neither do we want to live in the equivalent of a factory farm.
How do you get reducing car dependence in cities = factory farm?
Walkable, rideable, and a plentitude of public transport is infinitely more sustainable and humane than vast expanses of parking lots.
One could argue that this is the exact good use of shaming: As a mild punishment for anti-social behaviour
SUV shaming is a lot like drink driver shaming. A completely rational action for healthy society.
> SUV shaming is a lot like drink driver shaming.
Are you drink?
"Drink driving" is the UK term for what Americans call "drunk driving."
"Drink driver" and "drink driving" seem to be the British phrases.