San Antonio city staff drawing up plan to phase out horse-drawn carriages
San Antonio has taken a significant step toward phasing out horse-drawn carriage rides on its downtown streets. On Monday, City Council's Transportation & Infrastructure Committee voted to task city staff with creating a transition plan to phase out horse-drawn carriages within 12 to 36 months, the Express-News reports. The proposal, approved on a 5-0 vote, also would include rules for introducing electric carriages as a replacement, according to the daily.
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