> 10 is fine Having actually had someone dart out in front of me from between two parked cars when I was going about that speed, I don't really agree. Sure, I

> 10 is fine Having actually had someone dart out in front of me from between two parked cars when I was going about that speed, I don't really agree. Sure, I didn't hit them, but it was close and very dependent on reaction times for all involved. > 50% of city land It's more typically 30-35% > Little kids, people with mental disabilities Both hopefully supervised. It ain't just cars that will put defenseless people in peril. I get that you have a very strong ideological opposition to cars, but let's be practical. They aren't going away. Arguably the utility offered by personal transportation in the last century has driven a huge amount of growth. So short of going backwards, we continue to find ways to live with them. Elimination is a pipe dream of a few super privileged people.