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Ciudad X - Este viernes en [nombre del municipio], Latrecia Banks, una estudiante cursando el tercer grado en la Escuela Primaria de la Ciudad X, obsequiará su dibujo premiado al Gobernador Harris. "Quiero que el gobernador tenga éste dibujo de mi hermano Chris," dijo Latrecia. "Él está...
Ciudad X - La zona de restaurantes de la Ciudad X es un refugio para los peatones que desean disfrutar del ambiente y la vida nocturna. Sin embargo, la música y la comida no son los únicos factores a considerar. La seguridad es una cuestión que La Coalición para la Seguridad Peatonal en la...
Ciudad X - Camine por la calle [nombre de la calle principal], continúe hasta el Banco X en Washington Boulevard, y luego siga un par de cuadras hasta llegar a la escuela secundaria X en Garden Street. Allí encontrará un sinnúmero de indicaciones peatonales diseñadas para protegerle, tales como...
Ciudad X - Cuando un bombero combate un incendio, el humo puede volverse denso y oscuro. El poder ver a sus compañeros puede ser la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. Para poder ser vistos, los bomberos llevan consigo una linterna. Pero también llevan adheridas a su ropa tiras de un material...
Ciudad X - El informe más reciente sobre la seguridad de tránsito indica que el año pasado, 13 peatones en Ciudad X murieron y un número mayor de peatones resultaron heridos tras ser atropellados por un automóvil. Per cápita, estas cifras...
Anytown- Latrecia Banks, an Anytown Elementary School third-grader, will present her award-winning drawing to Governor Harris this Friday in the State Capitol's Great Hall. "I want him to have this picture of my brother Chris," she said. "He's getting better, and I know he's trying to help keep...
Anytown-Rosario Montañez is ready to be heard. "Senior citizens in Anytown can't walk safely without the help of drivers. We need them to look out for us and stop for us," Montanez wrote in her recent letter to the Mayor. "My sister and I were almost hit this week when we were walking home from...
Anytown-Rosa Esparza has a few things to say about drivers around Anytown. She feels they don't look for her when she is crossing streets to get to and from work as well as running errands. Until recently, she wasn't quite sure what the traffic rules are for pedestrians. The pedestrian signal...
Anytown-Local pedestrians have a new friend at the Department of Public Works. David Hearn has big plans for downtown Anytown's streets. "I want to make Anytown more pedestrian-friendly," Hearn said on Tuesday at a luncheon for pedestrian advocates. "Our city has many great traffic features,...
Anytown-Anytown's restaurant district is a haven for pedestrians who want to go out and enjoy lively scenery and nightlife. But there's more to think about here than just music and cuisine. Safety is an issue that the Anytown Pedestrian Safety Campaign would like you to keep in mind.
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