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'Low-cost win for safety': A street sign might help reduce pedestrian crashes - Vimarsana News

'Low-cost win for safety': A street sign might help reduce pedestrian crashes

Right-on-Red was a result of the energy crisis in the 1970s. “Now, cities are starting to look at this as they prioritize safety over driver speed,” a pedestrian safety advocate said.

Source: wcpo.com
'Build it, we will come' | Bicyclists celebrate new road safety project - Vimarsana News

'Build it, we will come' | Bicyclists celebrate new road safety project

A new traffic project has been successful at slowing drivers down in College Hill, according to speed data from the organization behind it.

Source: wcpo.com
'Vision Zero' initiative taking shape in College Hill in efforts for safer streets - Vimarsana News

'Vision Zero' initiative taking shape in College Hill in efforts for safer streets

An initiative called Vision Zero is taking shape in the College Hill neighborhood of Cincinnati after residents demanded safer streets.

Source: wlwt.com
Public comes out to comment on 4th Street bridge; city takes first step for CCR site approval - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Public comes out to comment on 4th Street bridge; city takes first step for CCR site approval - NKyTribune

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterAfter a week to look over the proposals, residents wanted to, once again, voice their concerns and opinions over the Fourth Street Bridge Project. This week, they

Covington commission hears 4th Street Bridge options, talks COV sculpture, central riverfront, more - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Covington commission hears 4th Street Bridge options, talks COV sculpture, central riverfront, more - NKyTribune

By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterFour options for Fourth Street. The city wanted to make sure everyone saw them — and they wanted all residents to know that their feelings can and will be heard