Our hearts ache for the family of Chew Kin Yee, who has died from his injuries after being struck by a car on September 12, crossing 10th and U Streets. While we don’t know what specifically caused this collision, we will be looking at the need for safety education, lower speed limits and better crossings. […]
Southside Park pedestrian dies from crash injuries Read More »
First and foremost, our thoughts and condolences are with the victim and his family. On Friday, September 12, 2014 a male pedestrian was seriously injured when he was hit by a car on 10th and U Streets. We are still seeking more information about the cause of the incident, and have contacted the Sacramento Police
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WALKSacramento has just completed a three-year project in a disadvantaged area in South Sacramento, helping to make some tangible improvements for pedestrians there. Supporting walkable communities often calls for a multidisciplinary approach, and in this effort, WALKSacramento worked with many partners in the Kaiser-funded South Sacramento Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL) Zone, coordinated by the Health Education
Making Life More Walkable in South Sacramento Read More »
The Sacramento International airport has added a new pedestrian walkway from the daily surface parking lot to both air terminals. This new path allows fliers to choose to make a five-minute walk rather than wait for a shuttle bus. The pedestrian walkway is a step in the right direction for the Sacramento airport. While many
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Carmen Correa is an urban planner and seasoned project manager with 15+ years of specialized experience in transportation consultancy. Before she moved to Sacramento in 2011, she managed a varied portfolio of transport related projects including advisory to PPP consortiums, toll road and transit feasibility studies, non-motorized modes of transport, parking and traffic studies, traffic
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