Pedestrian Safety
3 storiesPedestrian Safety enters Farmington Voice reporting when pedestrian signals, school walking safety, accessible crossings, and road design materially shape the story. Pedestrian Safety is a transportation policy, safety, design, funding, technology, or infrastructure concept rather than a named roadway or transit provider. It matters when the underlying design, financing, safety measure, technology, facility, or policy directly shapes mobility, access, road use, transit, walking, cycling, or traffic operations.
Its broader long-term context includes speed management, walkability, and vulnerable road users.
Its broader long-term context includes speed management, walkability, and vulnerable road users.
Two Bloomfield Township Boys Critically Hurt in E Motorcycle Crash
Two 13-year-olds from Bloomfield Township remain in critical condition after being struck by a Ford F-250 while riding an electric motorcycle through a crosswalk on South Telegraph Road on Labor Day
Farmington Hills Priest Fatally Struck While Walking to Hospital
Fr. Tom Szura, a longtime priest with the Marianhill Missionary Fathers, was killed after being hit by a car while crossing to Corewell Health Hospital in Farmington Hills to give last rites. The driver was arrested and the investigation continues
Fairfield Sets August 26 Workshop on Safe Streets for All Plan
Fairfield will host a public workshop on August 26 to present its Safety Action Plan under the Safe Streets for All initiative, inviting residents to review findings and discuss recommendations for safer local roadways.