The following was trending on my LinkedIn feed today:
"The
National Transportation Safety Board says that pedestrian depths have risen 46% in 2016 from 2009. New York City proved an exception with 101 deaths last year - the lowest since 1910 - as a lower speed limit and some safer street designs took effect."
What do you think is causing the increase in overall pedestrian deaths? What can we do as civil engineers/transportation experts do to save more lives?
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Stephanie Slocum P.E., M.ASCE
Founder
Engineers Rising LLC
www.engineersrising.com------------------------------