What does it take for people to stop when someone’s trying to cross the road? How about being on a commercial corridor full of shops? Maybe crosswalks with median islands and flashing lights? Perhaps a pandemic that asks everyone to lighten the load of first responders and hospitals? How about the presence of police officers … Read more
Every city in America has a big problem when it comes to distracted driving. Most states have laws that outlaw it, but the challenge is enforcement.
As our community continues to grapple with a spate of deadly and serious injury collisions, much of the discussion in the past few days has focused on enforcement. It’s an important topic that deserves a productive debate. Out of around 260 comments in this shortened week (I was out of town Monday-Tuesday), here are three … Read more
Portland’s enforcement debate.
I’m afraid something got lost in translation.
We need to make progress on this issue.
About one stop every 3 minutes.
Ankeny is a recently upgraded neighborhood greenway.
Not sure how many deputies there were, but that’s a lot of law-breakers.
Data will help anti-profiling advocates.
Politicians work in bubble from reality; police have no choice but to face it.
Anthony Allen was just coming home from work.