> My sense on the ground is that political will from the non-driving majority is stronger and more organized than it has been in the past. This might be an unf

> My sense on the ground is that political will from the non-driving majority is stronger and more organized than it has been in the past. This might be an unfair generalization, but I associate pro-car sentiments with older conservative voters, who unfortunately do turn out to elections more strongly. The outer burroughs certainly elect in that direction.