Present draft plan to reduce traffic deaths and injuries on city streets
In Plain English
The city hired consultants to analyze crash data from 2015-2019 and identify the most dangerous intersections and streets in Richmond. The plan recommends specific safety improvements like better lighting, crosswalks, and traffic signals at high-crash locations. If approved, this roadway safety plan helps the city qualify for state grants to fund these improvements.
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