User blog:Kate.moon/Seattle to Follow Food Truck Craze

Food trucks have been on the rise as part of the vibrant, hip foodie scene in several cities in America. With the advent of the famous "Kogi Truck" in Los Angeles, food trucks have been popping up everywhere...that is except for Seattle. This Northwestern city has been famously without public vendor food trucks until recently; the Seattle City Council has been pushing for a street food bill that will allow public vendors to sell its food in public spaces. Could Seattle be the next location for delicious food trucks?

According to Seattle Pi, there are certain stringent protocols for food trucks, such as noise and trash violations, and overcrowding of popular locations. They are also instructed to stay away from schools, for fear of attracting children to less healthy foods.

The city hopes that the new bill will allow foodie entrepreneurs to showcase their food without the cost and effort of a full scale restaurant. Of course, revenue for the city couldn't hurt either. Will Seattle experience a rise in upscale food truck cuisine? Discuss in the comments!