Sara Lind

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Co-Executive Director @openplans.org | Transportation, Housing, Walkable Cities.

Still other street-calming tools are left on the table, she notes. In London, strategies like low-emission zones and low-traffic neighborhoods, which discourage higher-polluting vehicles and restrict roads to local access, have also succeeded in reducing deaths and injuries among all kinds of road users by simply lowering the number of vehicles. Bus lane improvements can speed up transit vehicles that are now often mired in traffic — as well as lure more riders to choose a safer mode of travel. “There’s too much driving and it’s increasing,” she added. “With severe injuries, this is all connected.”
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