But somehow that's just fine, even though in NYC:
- 27% of fatal pedestrian crashes involved driver failure to yield
- 79% of crashes that kill or seriously injure pedestrians involve private vehicles
- Traffic crashes cost the City’s economy $4.29 billion annually ( 2009 data )
Sounds like driver regulation isn't working. Let's ban cars, except under permit in remote rural areas.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/pedestrians/pedsafetyreport...
But somehow that's just fine, even though in NYC:
- 27% of fatal pedestrian crashes involved driver failure to yield
- 79% of crashes that kill or seriously injure pedestrians involve private vehicles
- Traffic crashes cost the City’s economy $4.29 billion annually ( 2009 data )
Sounds like driver regulation isn't working. Let's ban cars, except under permit in remote rural areas.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/pedestrians/pedsafetyreport...