Why Jaywalking Reform is an Unhoused Rights Issue

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By Kea WilsonFeb 7, 2024, 12:01 am232 pts
A shocking percentage of jaywalking stops in Washington state are aimed at unhoused people, a new report finds — but other states don’t even collect basic data on how these laws impact vulnerable communities, nevermind take action to reform them. In what may be the first statewide analysis of the housing…

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