Editorial: In Carytown, cars are not the enemy

Rocket science, this is not: Carytown’s strength is its ability to draw shoppers not just from the city, but from across the region. It’s a destination retail district, a tourist draw that is heavily dependent on suburban shoppers from bordering Henrico and Chesterfield counties, and beyond. It’s located just off Interstate 195 and the Downtown Expressway, making it easily accessible to car-bound shoppers. Making Carytown carless would be a grievous mistake.

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