Hawaii's New Parking Law Means $50 Tickets Where You Least Expect Them Hawaii Act 171 bans parking within 20 feet of any crosswalk or intersection — even without signs. Here's how to avoid $50 tickets on your trip. Read more →

Hawaii's New Parking Law Means $50 Tickets Where You Least Expect Them: Hawaii Act 171 bans parking within 20 feet of any crosswalk or intersection — even without signs. Here's how to avoid $50 tickets on your trip.

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Calgary Toddler Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle at Crosswalk Calgary toddler dies after being hit at crosswalk; driver cooperates with police. Tragic loss impacts local community deeply.

Calgary Toddler Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle at Crosswalk

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The school crosswalk where safety meets care Crossing guards are frequently underappreciated, but after spending 15 years in her role, Miss Linda rarely goes a day without a 'hello' or 'thank you' from the kids she protects.

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Defective Crosswalk Lights To Be Replaced Again Fairhope, Alabama thefairhopetimes.blogspot.com          NORTH SECTION STREET Pedestrian crossing warning lights embedded in Section Street pavement last January in front of city hall and the police station are still not working right -- and will have to be replaced.  The IRWL crosswalks were first-installed in 2019 for $80K; the original ones were replaced last January when the street was resurfaced --  but never worked right. (They were supposed to be more visible than the original 2019 design.) The lights are still in warranty and will be replaced by the installation contractor with a new manufacturer's design at no charge to the city, according to city engineer Johnson. From our January 2025 report:  "The new embedded crosswalk lights on Section Street in the vicinity of the police station are now working -- but still have problems to be worked on by the contractor/subcontractor, according to city engineer Johnson. The old lights that were put in 6 years ago were removed during street-paving last summer to be replaced with more-visible ones, but various supply chain/parts issues delayed installation for many weeks. The lower-profile design of the old ones proved too hard too see, especially in daylight." January 2025 photo http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheFairhopeTimes

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Everyone's got a hot take these days.

(Seriously, though – I wonder if this person is from Halifax because, as I've said before, #HalifaxHatesPedestrians)

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