Thanks for connecting. We’re all on a journey. Washington is ahead of some. I’ve friends in Europe and Asia kicking our butts.

Thanks for the kind words!

1. Don’t buy one.
2. Consider changes to vehicle registration and operator license requirements.

Me, too. Working on it.

Here’s a good resource wsdot.wa.gov/sites/defaul...

Separating people from cars with smarter, safer land use saves lives.

I recognize that we are a car-centric country with a car-centric economy.

That said, we should provide the people we serve with viable options to driving. Walkable and transit-oriented land use allows people to live, work and play without reliance on cars.

When the public health community identifies a threat to public health, the first strategy is to separate people from that threat.

What all crashes have in common is cars.

Thank you, Ryan. From a policy perspective. :)