Putting brakes on right on red debated in U.S.
CHICAGO -- A dramatic rise in accidents killing or injuring pedestrians and bicyclists has prompted moves to ban right turns on red lights, drawing intense sentiments on both sides.
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CHICAGO -- A dramatic rise in accidents killing or injuring pedestrians and bicyclists has prompted moves to ban right turns on red lights, drawing intense sentiments on both sides.
Almost every major city in the United States generally allows drivers to turn right at red lights, but that could be changing as pedestrian deaths climb.
Moves to ban right turns on red have drawn some of the most intense sentiments on pedestrian and bicyclist safety.
No more right turns on red lights? It's possible, some cities say.
Almost every major city in the United States generally allows drivers to turn right at red lights, but that could change.