The Other Reason American Pedestrian Deaths are Rising After Dark

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By Kea WilsonDec 11, 2023, 4:44 pm723 ptsHot
On Monday, New York Times asked a question that sustainable transportation advocates have been answering for decades: “Why Are So Many American Pedestrians Dying At Night?”To the Gray Lady’s credit, the article got a lot of things right. Authors Emily Badger, Ben Blatt and Josh Katz correctly explained…

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