How candidates for Seattle Mayor said they would achieve Vision Zero by 2030
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7 for 7. Screenshot from the forum livestream by Seattle Neighborhood Greenways. This is the final post covering candidate responses to biking and safe streets questions during a recent forum hoste…

This is the final post covering candidate responses to questions during a recent forum hosted by urbanism organizations.

8 candidates will be on Seattle’s August 5 primary ballot (register to vote or update your registration address online)

Ry Armstrong, Clinton Bliss, Bruce Harrell, Joe Mallahan, Joe Molloy, Isaiah Willoughby and Katie Wilson attended the forum.

Only Thaddeus Whelan didn’t attend.

  • SpaceNoodle@lemmy.worldEnglish
    3·
    16 days ago

    Speed limits don’t do shit without enforcement. For whatever reason, Seattle has too many aggressive maniac drivers, so the solution needs to involve removing these drivers. Make human driving almost entirely too inconvenient or costly in tandem with fully building out transit and foot and bicycle access, ADA exceptions, and autonomous vehicles (yes, there are good examples of this technology on roads, Tesla is a joke).