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Worcester Officials Launch Vision Zero To Combat Pedestrian Accidents

Worcester pedestrian accidents reach ‘crisis’ level Pedestrian accidents in Worcester have reached a crisis point, and officials are scrambling to develop a plan to improve street safety. Three recent pedestrian crashes prompted the city manager and mayor to declare a “Road Safety and Traffic Violence Crisis.” A child was injured in one of the accidents,...

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Boston Ranks Fourth in U.S. for Traffic Congestion

Boston is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and prestigious academic institutions. But it’s also known for heavy traffic congestion, which can test the most patient drivers. Boston ranks as one of the most congested cities A recent study by the INRIX 2023 Global Traffic Scorecard concluded that Boston ranks as the fourth-highest city...

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Driverless Semi-Trucks to Roll Out on U.S. Roads

In recent years, driverless ride-sharing vehicles have been seen in cities, but the technology continues to evolve and expand. Later this year, Aurora Innovation Inc. plans to put autonomous 18-wheelers on roads in Texas. Self-driving semis raise questions about safety While the promise of autonomous trucks holds potential benefits, such as increased efficiency and reduced...

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Springfield Tops List for Traffic Fatalities in Massachusetts

Springfield, with its rich history and vibrant community, unfortunately, carries a dark statistic that cannot be ignored. The city in Massachusetts has the deadliest streets in the Commonwealth. Springfield streets found to be the most dangerous According to StreetsblogMASS, WalkMassachusetts released a survey of fatal pedestrian accidents for 2023 that revealed Springfield to be the...

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Connecticut Launches 'Put the Phone Away or Pay' Campaign

Why using a phone while driving is a recipe for disaster Knowing that smartphones are one of the primary distractions for drivers in Connecticut, the state has launched a campaign called “Put the Phone Away or Pay” to crack down on negligent motorists. According to the Connecticut Department of Transportation, the April 2024 campaign will...

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How Serious Are Pedestrian Accidents in the U.S.?

Pedestrian fatalities declined by 4 percent in the first half of 2023. While that's a positive trend, the grim reality is that the number of pedestrian deaths is much higher than 2019 levels in Connecticut and across the country. The Governors Highway Safety Association published a report on pedestrian fatalities earlier this year. According to...

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