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Adding traffic safety features to dangerous southern Brooklyn intersection would’ve saved woman’s life, advocates say

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“Adding traffic safety features to dangerous southern Brooklyn intersection would’ve saved woman’s life, advocates say”

Safe streets advocates said on Thursday that Siobhan Lynch, a 30-year-old woman who was struck and killed by a city Sanitation Department (DSNY) garbage truck driver on Oct. 28, could still be alive today if there had been safety features installed at the southern Brooklyn intersection where she was hit. Transportation Alternatives alleged in an... Read More

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