Standard, CA—A local roadway known for being a high-risk area for pedestrians has been made safer by enhancing crosswalks with state grant money.
The Standard Road Reconstruction Project, completed at the end of last year, aimed to improve safety for pedestrians and traffic on the road, as the mid-block crossings on the roadway made it a high-risk area. Engineers at Tuolumne County Public Works focused on addressing traffic and pedestrian safety, as half of all pedestrian collisions result in severe injuries.
“Based on this data, we applied for and received special pedestrian set-aside funding, which was used to construct pedestrian and traffic safety enhancements in the townsite,” shared county road officials.
The before-and-after pictures of the work in the image box highlight the new safety measures, which incorporate pedestrian-activated flashing beacons and improved street lighting. The project also repaired the road’s structure and pavement surface. To learn more about traffic safety in the county, click here.
Hence then, the article about making high risk roadway crossing in standard safer was published today ( ) and is available on myMOTHERLODE ( Middle East ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Making High-Risk Roadway Crossing In Standard Safer )
Also on site :
- No. 20 Virginia notches first 11-win season by beating 25th-ranked Missouri in the Gator Bowl
- Natural gas line rupture stops traffic on 5 Freeway in Castaic
- SK Telecom Unveils A.X K1, Korea's First 500B-Scale Hyperscale AI Model