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You can read my first comic for @BaltimoreBanner today! It's about Carleen Goodridge and the family history that connects her both to Liberia and Baltimore. 1/15
@indyemapolis @msanchezMIA On the other hand, roads that include pedestrian islands, concrete medians, marked crosswalks and bicycle infrastructure force drivers to slow down.
@indyemapolis @msanchezMIA On some wide, multilane stretches of road, drivers encounter fewer “calming measures,” such as pedestrian islands or concrete medians.
@indyemapolis @msanchezMIA More residential density often means more pedestrian and vehicle traffic, which discourages speeding.
@indyemapolis @msanchezMIA The population density matters, too. Roads in less dense neighborhoods, or along industrial areas, have fewer pedestrians and less traffic, which encourages speeding.