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Devou Good Foundation hopes KYTC will listen to solution for safer roads - Vimarsana News

Devou Good Foundation hopes KYTC will listen to solution for safer roads

The Devou Good Foundation's plan would be to take one lane on each bridge and create a two-way protected bike lane. The water wall barriers would provide a safe lane of travel for bicyclists.

Source: wcpo.com
State agency works to make 4th Street Bridge safer for pedestrians and cyclists - Vimarsana News

State agency works to make 4th Street Bridge safer for pedestrians and cyclists

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said they are working with Covington to start construction on the 4th Street Bridge that will add designated bike lanes but there's not set start date.

Source: wcpo.com
Proposed changes for College Hill intersection aim to increase safety - Vimarsana News

Proposed changes for College Hill intersection aim to increase safety

If a green light from the Department of Transportation and Engineering is given, W. North Bend will change sometime this fall.

Source: wcpo.com
Kids paint bump-outs to help slow traffic outside Rockdale Academy - Vimarsana News

Kids paint bump-outs to help slow traffic outside Rockdale Academy

“We're drawing people at the sides, like kids holding a banner that says, like, different words on there, like 'Avdondale,' " said fifth grader Myloh Chambers. “And on the top, we are drawing or painting flowers and leaves.”

Source: wvxu.org
Traffic enforcement not back to pre-pandemic levels, CPD data shows - Vimarsana News

Traffic enforcement not back to pre-pandemic levels, CPD data shows

New data from the Cincinnati Police Department shows disproportionate traffic enforcement across the city. Council Member Mark Jeffreys is pushing for more data and a better plan to promote safety.

Source: wvxu.org