Sentences with phrase «called pedestrian safety»

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Bronx, NY — State Senator Jeff Klein (D - Bronx / Westchester) penned a letter to acting Bronx Borough Commissioner of the Department of Transportation Nivardo Lopez calling for increased pedestrian safety measures outside of Lehman High School following a recent accident where an NYPD School Safety Agent was struck and critically injured by several cars outside of the Bronx csafety measures outside of Lehman High School following a recent accident where an NYPD School Safety Agent was struck and critically injured by several cars outside of the Bronx cSafety Agent was struck and critically injured by several cars outside of the Bronx campus.

That's why we have called on the New York City Department of Transportation to implement red light cameras and other pedestrian safety

Pedestrian safety in one busy area of Rockland County is now called back into question after a driver hit a mother and her young children on Monday.

In addition, the Volt includes the standard set of airbags and is equipped with the OnStar communications system, including automatic crash notification, an emergency assistance call button, remote door unlock, and a pedestrian safety signal (since many people wouldn't hear the near - silent electric motor).

Genesis calls out the G70's active safety features, like a forward collision avoidance assist system that can recognize other cars, pedestrians, and cyclists.

A bike tour this weekend will stop at all ten of London's most dangerous intersections to call for measures to promote cyclist and pedestrian safety.

We call on the Department of Transportation to study the feasibility of installing protected bike lanes and pedestrian safety improvements.

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A pedestrian accident involving an autonomous Uber vehicle has called the safety of self - driving technology into question.

, calls the recent rash of traffic fatalities a «crisis,» but questions why the safety campaign is putting so much emphasis on pedestrian responsibility.