There is no future for public transport because travelling by car is so much more convenient In previous centuries only a limited number of residences, mostly living in cities, were able to afford private transport what for sure was the evidence of their leading status. Over the last several decades the situation has been reversed. Nowadays, every second family has private cars and more and more people are choosing cars instead of public transport. The question is: will cars supplant public transport for travelling in future? As borders between countries have been vanishing, travelling by cars from one country to another has become a common condition. Nowadays drivers can cover thousands of kilometres by a car in a day. Particularly, taking into consideration, the features of newly-produced cars and the high quality of road surfaces. In addition, travelling by car has a lack of such problems as delays at the airports, carrying the luggage or even losing the luggage. On the other hand, travelling by car creates a bunch of problems, such as parking, insurance and the greenhouse gas emissions produced by cars. However, these problems can be solved by using electro cars. In addition, many developed countries and cities offer various benefits for electro car's drivers, such as free parking in the city centre, low bills for energy fuel. Consequently, as technology is developing with a rapid pace, perhaps in future will be produced a bigger amount of affordable environmentally-friendly cars which possibly supplant public transport.