These areas (first suburbs) are in a policy blind spot.

More and more people are buying bigger and bigger, ... and the bigger the vehicle, the bigger the blind spot.

We are focused on suburbs that are growing, under-penetrated urban areas and emerging small markets.

I have met people who you would expect to be brilliant and they have a blind spot for this puzzle. And I have met people without as much education who do very well with it.

Our policy is to call for a general evacuation in areas that might be prone to Category 3 impacts.

They are now catching up. There was no commercial activity, while the (former white) suburbs were becoming mixed use areas which is why they became popular.