Pedestrian Safety
Summary
Following the tragic death of a disabled man trying to cross a dangerous Robstown street, his family is demanding that local leaders finally install a safe crosswalk. It's a heartbreaking wake-up call about how poorly designed our streets are for people walking, especially those with disabilities.
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Impact analysis
Installing a crosswalk requires a bit of city budget upfront, but it's a tiny price to pay compared to the human and legal costs of doing nothing.
Local pedestrians, seniors, and disabled residents in Robstown will finally be able to cross the street without risking their lives.
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Family of disabled Robstown man killed while crossing street pushes for crosswalk
Family of disabled Robstown man killed while crossing street pushes for crosswalk
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