A fatal hit-and-run incident involving a nurse has reignited calls for safety improvements on a notoriously hazardous stretch of road, where advocates argue long-standing design flaws contribute to repeated accidents. Local activists and community leaders are pushing for engineering solutions, including speed reductions and better pedestrian infrastructure, to prevent future tragedies. The case has drawn attention to broader concerns about road safety in areas where high traffic volumes meet inadequate protective measures. Authorities are now reviewing the situation amid growing public pressure for action.
Following nurse's hit-and-run death, advocates call for redesign of dangerous stretch of road CBS News
