pedestrian safety
Coverage of pedestrian safety in the Nexus archive.
- Deadly Broadway crash fuels renewed push for pedestrian safety at Metro Council
A deadly pedestrian crash on Lower Broadway has reignited calls for improved pedestrian safety measures. Metro Council leaders are facing increasing pressure to implement protective changes in Nashville's streets.
- TN woman fighting for her life after being struck by vehicle on Broadway, family says
A Tennessee woman is in critical condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center after being struck by a vehicle on Fourth Avenue in downtown Nashville, which killed one person and injured others. The incident occurred while the group had a pedestrian light, prompting calls for improved safety measures.
- A proposal in Nashville could ban right turns on red lights, concern for pedestrian safety
A proposal in Nashville, Tennessee, aims to prohibit right turns on red lights at intersections within Davidson County's Urban Services District to improve pedestrian safety.
- After deadly Broadway crash, Nashville officials revisit pedestrian safety
A fatal pedestrian crash occurred at the corner of 4th and Broadway in Nashville on Saturday afternoon, prompting Metro police investigation and discussions about improving pedestrian safety on Broadway.
- 911 calls recall critical moments following deadly pedestrian crash on Broadway
An 87-year-old Kentucky man ran a red light on Nashville's Broadway, striking pedestrians with the walking signal and killing one person while injuring others. The incident has sparked discussions about pedestrian safety, including potential bollard installations, and police are investigating whether the driver had a medical emergency.
- Safety improvements made to Washington Park in Albany
Safety improvements have been implemented in Albany's Washington Park to enhance pedestrian safety, walkability, and the city's vibrancy.
- Metro Council considers banning right turns on red lights
The Metro Council is considering a ban on right turns on red lights to improve pedestrian safety, but some drivers oppose the measure due to increased braking in Nashville traffic.
- Oakland’s most dangerous crosswalks: 112 injured, 9 killed over 10 years
Oakland has identified its most dangerous crosswalks, with 112 injuries and 9 deaths reported over the past decade. The city has proposed quick-build initiatives to enhance pedestrian safety but requires funding to implement the changes.
- Franklin leaders weigh $800K sidewalk project aimed at improving pedestrian safety
Franklin leaders are considering an $800,000 sidewalk project to enhance pedestrian safety along Carothers Parkway. Nearly 1,000 people have signed a petition urging approval of the new pedestrian pathway.
- Pedestrian Safety And School Lunches: State House District 21 Candidate Q&As
The article discusses candidate Q&As for State House District 21 focusing on pedestrian safety and school lunches. The incumbent's Senate run creates an opportunity to represent urban and hillside communities.
- Fatal crashes in Colorado Springs are up significantly from this time last year
Fatal traffic crashes in Colorado Springs have increased significantly, with 28 deaths this year compared to 18 at the same time last year. Seven fatalities involved pedestrians, and local delivery driver Madeline Holt-Bourland highlighted dangerous driving behaviors and limited parking zones as contributing factors.
- Showing the mayor just how much it sucks to walk on Federal Boulevard
Elderly and disabled residents in Denver struggle to cross Federal Boulevard due to short walk signals and unsafe conditions. Mayor Mike Johnston and city officials observed the challenges during a tour with pedestrian safety advocates, who demand urgent improvements to prevent injuries and deaths.
- Virginia law permits AI cameras to enforce traffic rules for pedestrian safety
A new Virginia law effective July 1 allows local governments to use AI-powered cameras to enforce stop sign and crosswalk violations, aiming to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic deaths. The legislation was signed by Governor Abigail Spanberger.
- Man hit, killed by train in Williamsburg
A man was struck and killed by a westbound CSX freight train on June 16 at approximately 2:31 a.m. near the 600 block of Lafayette Street in Williamsburg, Virginia. The incident occurred when the man was lying on the tracks.
- Ironbound Road Corridor public forum set for June 16
The City of Williamsburg is planning safety upgrades for the Ironbound Road Corridor and will hold a public forum on June 16 to gather input on Phases 2 and 3 of the improvements. The session aims to enhance pedestrian and driver safety.
- NHAI begins construction of two Foot Over Bridges on Chennai - Bengaluru Highway in Ranipet to prevent accidents
NHAI has started building two Foot Over Bridges on the Chennai-Bengaluru Highway in Ranipet to prevent accidents. The bridges aim to provide safe pedestrian crossings without disrupting traffic flow on the route.