Issue: Mobility

Q How do you plan to accommodate low-income neighborhoods who need alternative transportation methods?

Asked by Global Shapers Community

Q How do you plan to to improve access to public transportation and ensure its affordability?

Asked by Global Shapers Community

Q Do you support expansion of major highways and corridors in Austin, such as I-35 and South MoPac. Please, briefly explain your position.

Asked by Austin Ahead

Q How will you coordinate with regional partners to meaningfully address our traffic crisis. What is your long-term vision for addressing traffic in Austin, and what would be the immediate first actions (beyond conversations) you would champion as a City Council Member to address the crisis?

Asked by Austin Ahead

Q Do you support or oppose the $160 million transportation infrastructure bond (Proposition G) on the November 2018 ballot? Briefly explain your position.

Asked by Austin Ahead

Q Transportation problems affect all Austinites including Asian Americans who use the busy / clogged roads and highways and those who need mass transportation to address their mobility needs. The mayor and his staff have reached out to the Asian American community to seek their participation, feedback and support in solving mobility issues starting with the upcoming bond election: Will you commit to working with the Asian American community to include their needs as part of a solution that satisfies the needs of all Austinites now and in the future?

Asked by Asian American Resource Center

Q Please characterize your support for an ambitious plan to reduce cost of living and allow residents more freedom to live in the neighborhood of their choice, through allowing a variety of home types in all neighborhoods (particularly west and central Austin) and eliminating residential occupancy limits which stigmatize and harass the poor. Please characterize your support for an ambitious plan for 2020 bond issue for light rail, to increase access for those who cannot afford to maintain a car.

Asked by Democratic Socialists of America

Q Traffic congestion and accessibility is an ongoing issue in the City of Austin. Have you ever taken public transit or used a bike lane and if not, why?

Asked by Austin Young Democrats

Q What policies will you advocate to address the increasingly unaffordable housing, transportation, and utility costs that are economically segregating our neighborhoods?

Asked by Friends of Austin Neighborhoods

Q Transportation is the second highest family cost. When it is difficult to move freely around Austin, access to services and economic opportunities are limited; time spent commuting leaves less room for family obligations and socializing; and Austin becomes a more frustrating place. Do you support the items below? (Please mark each one you agree with)

Asked by Austin Chamber of Commerce