Reminds me of one of the attacks on NYC's open streets by a pro-car org: "streets should be for everyone"
"Everyone" is implicitly a driver. You are a car or you don't count.
@anthonymoser.comPeople who *can't* drive, for one.
This article sets up a discussion about drivers going to businesses. What about kids going to parks? Or libraries? Or school? What about an abuela pushing a granny cart to the laundromat?
Who is not in the picture? How are they affected? Why are they excluded?