#traffic-safety

#traffic-safety

UK PM pledges £4.8 billion for road repairs targeting potholes, particularly addressing challenges faced by London authorities.

20 mph speed limits in London do not significantly impact bus speeds, which have remained relatively stable over the years.

London parking fines will rise for the first time since 2011 to deter anti-social and obstructive drivers.

E-bike accidents are becoming increasingly deadly in NYC, with a recent incident resulting in the death of a pedestrian after a collision.

Activists demand immediate action to improve street safety following the death of a pedestrian caused by an e-bike.

Residents were surprised by traffic light changes on Third Avenue, disrupting drivers while benefiting e-bike riders, leading to frustrations and safety concerns.

Drowsy driving is a significant danger, leading to accidents comparable to alcohol impairment.

Traffic deaths in Portland decreased to 58 in 2024, yet high-crash corridors remain a critical safety concern.

San Francisco is implementing speed safety cameras at 33 intersections to enhance road safety and reduce speeding incidents.

Rise in pedestrian and child fatalities in NYC in 2024 despite speed camera enforcement successes.

Traffic injury accidents in Berkeley reached a six-year high in 2024, raising concerns about safety despite efforts to eliminate fatalities.

A reckless driver was sentenced to five years in jail for causing serious injuries to a retired doctor while driving under the influence.

Ecommerce transformation has significantly increased delivery services, leading to convenience but also rising traffic safety challenges.

Proposed bill to reduce taxi insurance could harm crash victims, increasing vulnerability against insurance shortfalls.

Speed cameras in NYC have significantly reduced speeding violations and traffic-related injuries over the past decade, highlighting their effectiveness despite political challenges.

Speed cameras are being installed in San Francisco, providing initial warnings before fines will be implemented after two months.

San Francisco is the first California city to install speed cameras for traffic safety.

San Francisco is launching speed cameras at 33 locations, marking a statewide pilot to enhance road safety and reduce fatal crashes.

New York City's speed cameras have dramatically reduced speeding by 94%, yet face potential reauthorization issues.

The Average Speed Safety Camera system enforces a 100kph speed limit on the N2, starting Friday.

Dumbo's speed limit drops to 20 mph as part of Brooklyn's first Regional Slow Zone for enhanced safety.

NYC DOT reduces speed limits to 20 mph in DUMBO to enhance pedestrian safety.

Brooklyn's Community Board 1 approved a 20 MPH speed limit zone as part of a city-wide initiative to enhance traffic safety.

Advocacy for speed-limiting devices is crucial to prevent future tragedies on the roads.

Massachusetts has the highest car crash rate in the US with unclear reasons despite new legislation.

A.B. 366 aims to enhance drunk driving laws by mandating breathalyzer or IID tests for DUI offenders before starting a vehicle.

A.B. 2984 removes the statute of limitations for hit-and-runs resulting in vehicular manslaughter or serious injury, aiming to improve justice for victims.

Mikhael Romanenko was killed in a multi-car crash, raising concerns about road safety and past incidents involving police chases.

The crash highlights ongoing issues with reckless driving in San Francisco.

Safety improvements in San Francisco's West Portal neighborhood follow the tragic death of a family of four in a car accident.

The bus driver Ozdemir Zia avoided jail after a momentary error led to the death of an elderly woman.

Judge stated Zia did not intend to harm the victim.

A tragic crash in central London resulted in one death and two injuries, with a driver arrested for careless and drug driving.

San Francisco is introducing automated speed cameras to curb traffic violations and improve road safety.

Governor Healey proposes allowing cities in Massachusetts to use automated speed cameras to improve public safety and reduce traffic congestion.

The neck-down traffic calming measure on Kirkham Street is effectively reducing speeding and improving safety, contrary to negative media portrayals.

New NYC rules mandate clear visibility of license plates to enhance safety and enforce traffic laws.

Four fatalities were reported on Irish roads during the St Brigid's Bank Holiday weekend, alongside significant speeding and intoxicated driving arrests.

A Brooklyn woman received a 5-15 year prison sentence for a drunk driving incident that claimed a life.

A drunk driver was sentenced to 3-9 years for causing a fatal crash on Atlantic Avenue, highlighting ongoing issues with road safety.

Avoiding potholes can result in criminal liability for drivers, highlighting a need for clearer regulations.

Shire Lane in Orpington will be closed for repairs due to severe pothole problems affecting drivers.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu emphasizes the evaluation and permanence of bike lanes, ensuring safety for cyclists amidst infrastructure challenges.

The City of Boston is replacing 13 removed speed bumps with four after resident complaints about their height and spacing.

A mother advocates for safer streets after her son is injured in a car accident.

A hit-and-run incident critically injured a moped rider in Cypress Hills, raising safety concerns.

Pedestrian deaths have surged disproportionately since 2009, particularly at night on urban roads.

Residents in Greenpoint and Williamsburg are advocating for a reduced speed limit of 20 mph to enhance neighborhood safety.

Two pedestrians were killed in separate Brooklyn crashes over the weekend, one driver fled the scene while another remained.

Congestion pricing leads to significantly fewer crashes and injuries in Manhattan's designated area.

U.S. drivers are significantly more distracted than U.K. drivers, raising questions about public accountability for road safety.

Manhattan's congestion toll has resulted in a significant decrease in crash-related injuries and traffic, benefiting public transit and the environment.

Harrison Street in Oakland is dangerously overbuilt, prompting community calls for immediate safety improvements and action from city officials.

The Planning Commission recommended rezoning properties on Red River Street, despite strong opposition from local residents concerned about increased density and traffic.

Alameda's $15 million bike infrastructure project aims to enhance safety through roundabouts and a two-way bike lane, though some sections lack physical protection.

Hackney Council is redesigning a traffic junction to improve safety despite cyclist safety concerns.

The Adams administration is committed to keeping Park Row car-free to enhance safety and community space.

Faulty traffic lights in Hornchurch are causing significant congestion and safety issues for both pedestrians and motorists.

Caltrans plans to build an undercrossing to reduce collisions at a deadly Highway 101 intersection in northern San Luis Obispo County.

Parental accountability for children's safety raises crucial questions, especially in rural areas with inadequate infrastructure.

San Mateo's bike lanes are crucial for enhancing safety despite parking complaints.

Public sentiment heavily favors keeping bike lanes amidst safety concerns.