Paving I-205 while shutting down I-5 would reclaim space in Portland for housing and green areas. Prioritizing transit can help address urban living challenges such as noise, air quality, and safety concerns stemming from automobile traffic. The proposal suggests transitioning to a more people-centered urban design while allowing the struggling car industry to decline, considering its need for frequent government subsidies and bailouts. This plan aims to enhance the quality of urban life, particularly for families, by reducing reliance on cars.
Paving all of I-205 and shutting down I-5 through Portland would reclaim real estate for housing and green space, enhancing urban living experiences.
Creating a transit corridor prioritizes moving people over cars, addressing issues like noise, bad air quality, and danger that affect families.
The proposal aims to eliminate urban living challenges associated with automobile traffic, promoting a healthier, safer, and more desirable environment for families.
Letting the car industry die a natural death might be necessary considering its reliance on subsidies and regular bailouts every 8-10 years.
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