Tag: Pedestrian Safety
Come To Public Forum on Bike/Walk Safety
BY JOHN BURTON
The Two River Times is inviting the public to be even more a part of a dialogue about pedestrian, bicyclist and motorist safety...
Yes Another Pedestrian Close Call in Red Bank
By John Burton
RED BANK – An incident recently involving a pedestrian and two motor vehicles on Broad Street, once again reminds us that Red...
Penalties Must Be Stiffer For Leaving Scene and Inattentive Driving
A Two River Times Editorial
RECENTLY, A WOMAN with ties to the Two River Times was almost seriously injured on Broad Street in Red Bank....
Bike Paths Are Rolling Forward
Plans are moving forward to create a Two River bicycle route.
Monmouth County freeholders, who had initially been resistant to the idea for cost and...
Progress In Pedestrian/Cyclist Safety
RED BANK – Progress is being made in improving pedestrian safety in the Two River area.
At Monday’s gathering for The Two River Times’ “Crossroads”...
78-year-old Pedestrian Struck on Broad Street in Red Bank
RED BANK – Red Bank Police, the Monmouth County Prosecutors Office and the Crossroads initiative are all conducting an investigation into how a 78...
Student Pedestrian Safety a Concern, Education Is Key
RED BANK – Thomas Pagano, the interim superintendent of Red Bank Regional High School, is very concerned about his students’ safety and he intends...
VIDEO: Pedestrians Navigate Street Crossings in Red Bank
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EBLDvO3GZI&feature=youtu.be
The Two River Times is spearheading a safety task force called Crossroads, made up of municipal, county and state officials as well as corporate...
Pedestrian Safety: Two River Area Should Look West for Ideas
Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon know how to make their streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists.
Both cities, have large and increasing numbers of those...
Pedestrian Safety: Local Readers Offer Solutions
RED BANK – Two River Times readers, spurred by a Safety Task Force initiative, have been offering their views on pedestrian safety, as well...
