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As driving has gotten more dangerous, the city has seen an unmeetable demand for traffic-calming installations.
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The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Mobility and Infrastructure announced its plan to make streets safer for pedestrians Wednesday. The plan is meant to help reduce the number of crashes involving pedestrians.
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Preliminary data presented in an annual report from the Governors Highway Safety Association found that pedestrian deaths across the nation have increased…
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The head of Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure has ambitious goals for 2018.Karina Ricks wants to improve the city's street design and…
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The 900 block of Liberty Avenue downtown in getting a makeover.Renovations started Monday to add a temporary curb extension, bus lane and parking lane to…
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Last week, about 20 people waited anxiously for the walk signal at the busy intersection outside Target in East Liberty. When the light changed, they…
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After a number of incidents involving careless drivers last year, a new group called “Pittsburgh Walks” has formed with the focus of improving pedestrian…
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After a number of incidents involving careless drivers last year, a new group called “Pittsburgh Walks” has formed with the focus of improving pedestrian…
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“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night…” goes the old Postal Service creed, but that phrase could just as easily be applied to Pittsburgh’s…
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George Washington University recently published a study naming the nation’s most walkable cities. These cities attract talented young professionals, who…