The U.S Department of Transportation Thursday announced a $1.43 million grant for the City of Bellevue to pilot the use of traffic signals that would change in real time to protect people biking and walking across intersections, as well as people who use wheelchairs. In Bellevue, 53% of all pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries are […]
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