Berkeley aims to curb deadly crashes on Marin Avenue with stop signs and bollards
Briefly

Marin Avenue, identified as one of Berkeley's most dangerous streets, will undergo significant safety enhancements including four-way stops and curb extensions. The area has witnessed 26 collisions since 2015, with five resulting in severe injuries or fatalities. To combat speeding, the plans feature rubberized slow-turn wedges, lane narrowing, durable crosswalk striping, and visibility improvements through curb painting. These upgrades aim to enhance pedestrian safety and comply with new regulations while making the street safer for drivers and citizens alike.
"Since 2015, there have been 26 collisions, including five fatal or severe, on the upper section of Marin Avenue, defined by the city as everything east of the traffic circle."
"Planned improvements for Marin Avenue include adding four-way stop signs and installing slow-turn wedges to create a buffer between cars and pedestrians."
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