Richmond considers making Carytown car-free

The latest: The survey is open through Aug. 20, but more than 3,000 people have already weighed in.

• The vast majority — 85% — support going car-free, per online results.

Of note: The city is just asking around for ideas — the results aren't binding, and no changes are imminent.

Zoom out: The survey also asks residents to weigh in on other hot transportation topics.

• Including whether Cary and Main should revert back to two-way streets and whether a proper traffic circle is needed at Lombardy and Monument.