NYC focused on pedestrian safety with 'Stop, Let Them Cross' campaign
After 122 pedestrians were killed in New York City last year, the new campaign will enforce traffic rules and improve traffic signals.
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After 122 pedestrians were killed in New York City last year, the new campaign will enforce traffic rules and improve traffic signals.
Intersections pose a safety issue in the Big Apple, where crashes at these sites typically make up 50% of all deaths and 70% of all injuries, the city said.
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