11AM Why Are Pedestrians Getting Hit at Signalized Intersections?

Posted Aug 22, 2011 08:38:46 AM.

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11:00am Intersections with traffic signals appear to be dangerous places for pedestrians, according to regional traffic statistics. Last year, 119 pedestrians were struck by vehicles on regional streets and roads, and about 70% happened at signalized intersections. Guest: Bob Henderson, Regional Manager of Transportation Engineering Question: Why are pedestrians getting hit? Who is being reckless: drivers or pedestrians? 11:30am Ask Jeff

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