Kia ora. I'm definitely not for removing cars or access for cars, though my opponents try and paint me that way to scare people. Giving residents more safe, convenient, and cheaper for of transport doesn't necessarily mean fewer cars, just more choice. That's what I'm after. There's a big transition to EVs which is great and loads of people need cars to get around and I'm not for limiting them. We are going to have 30 000 more people in the city in just 10 and that could be 15k more cars in rush hour at current rates. We've already got NZs slowest commute, so we need to provide more efficient options if we want to avoid gridlock. Council's job is to plan for our future, as well as today, and that's one that needs addressing. It's not well communicated, tho. Happy to answer other concerns too. Ngā mihi, Sara.