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Painting the pavement at a busy Larimer intersection could make crossing safer.
Larimer may soon join the list of neighborhoods where art and pedestrian safety intersect.
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Vision Zero and safer streets
Traffic calming, crossing guards, signals, and data aimed at ending traffic deaths.
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State grant would fund new traffic signal at dangerous Oakland intersection.
A state grant may help Pittsburgh address pedestrian safety in North Oakland.
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Carnegie Mellon to cover a $200,000 match for safe streets.
More financial assistance is coming to the city from a local, large nonprofit.
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Police traffic ticket books may be a thing of the past.
City police need an automated system for traffic citations instead of the inefficient paper tickets it currently issues.
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City to use state grants to improve intersection safety.
A previous version of this article mistakenly referred to the intersections as the first two sites for automated red light enforcement cameras.
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The Details.
Much of the discussion this week was not tied directly to the bills at hand. Instead, the council members took the opportunity to discuss related issues to each of the bills.