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A proposed Vision Zero action plan in Lynnwood faces political resistance and budget constraints, raising questions about how mid-sized cities balance transport…
Read updateHonolulu cut speed limits near schools in 2024 but has yet to update most signs, leaving drivers unaware and enforcement in limbo.…
Read updateA four-year-old girl has suffered critical injuries after being struck by a hit-and-run driver near a Bronx playground, prompting local calls for…
Read updateNew research indicates that driving over the speed limit provides negligible time benefits, challenging common perceptions of speed and efficiency on the…
Read updateA proposed New Jersey law mandating multiple sensing technologies for autonomous vehicles could impact the deployment of camera-only systems, including those used…
Read updateTransportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced plans to redirect $1.73 billion previously earmarked for "DEI bike lane" projects towards road and bridge…
Read updateThe US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is considering a rule change that would allow fully autonomous vehicles to be manufactured…
Read updateAn NYPD officer with a history of extensive speeding violations has been prohibited from driving department vehicles while an internal affairs investigation…
Read updateA recent report highlights Memphis as the most dangerous U.S. city for pedestrian fatalities for the second consecutive year, citing infrastructure issues…
Read updateA small Illinois community is adopting a new approach to traffic safety, moving beyond assigning fault to investigating the underlying causes of…
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