During the Manassas City Council meeting on February 13, 2024, three residents voiced their concerns about the use of horse-drawn carriages in the city, urging for a ban on the practice. The speakers, identified as Asteria, Moshe, and Prius Xena, presented arguments against the continuation of horse-drawn carriage rides, emphasizing both animal welfare and public safety.
"Horse-drawn carriages provide rides to Downtown Manassas visitors each year in December," noted Asteria, a resident living off Liberia Avenue. "But every year, these rides pose significant risks to both horses and pedestrians. Horses are prey animals, easily spooked by the noise and commotion of city streets. It's time for the council to prioritize safety and put an end to this dangerous practice."
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