OPINION: Could Pedestrian Reflector Laws Reduce Fatal Crashes in the United States?

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By Matt KalinowskiJan 16, 2024, 12:01 am170 pts
Editor’s note: This is a repost from Bike Portland. You can access the original here. While the piece focuses on Portland, Oregon, the conversation is relevant for communities across the United States and globe. Over a dozen European countries require pedestrians wear reflectors at night. implemented,…

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