Marit Vea
Marit Vea is the current transportation councilor in Oslo, representing the Green Party (V). She is dedicated to increasing traffic safety through the implementation of reduced speed limits across the city. Vea has highlighted the importance of community support for lower speed limits in neighborhoods and is working to navigate the regulatory processes involved in changing speed limits, while asserting that her administration is more invested in traffic safety than her predecessor's.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Norway | 1 | 6.00 | 0.08% | +0% | 5,421,241 | 4,239 | $403,000 | 315$ |
| Totals | 1 | 5,421,241 | 4,239 | $403,000 | 315$ |
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Recent Mentions
Norway:
Marit Vea explains the municipality's parking enforcement practices regarding bike lanes and handicap spaces.
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Norway:
Marit Vea is the transport councilor discussing the impact of the T-bane closures.
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Norway:
Marit Vea is the transport councilor discussing the impact of the T-bane closures.
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Norway:
Marit Vea, the transport councilor, emphasizes the importance of electric vehicles as the first choice for those needing a car in Oslo.
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Norway:
Marit Vea is the city councilor who is demanding that Wolt and Foodora address the issues raised by the police.
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Norway:
She is the transport councilor and believes electric scooters fill gaps in public transport.
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Norway:
Marit Vea is the environmental councilor in Oslo who expressed concern over the minister's quick decision.
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Norway:
Marit Vea is mentioned as a politician who projects responsibility for failing birth care onto parts of the population.
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Norway:
Marit Vea advocates for restricting private car access when the Hammersborgtunnelen reopens.
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Norway:
Oslos samferdselsbyråd, Marit Vea (V), believes the experiences are so positive that she sees no reason for a full reopening.
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