Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses power again, relying on generators for electricity
The Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern Ukraine has lost its external electricity supply again, forcing it to rely on
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Brooklyn cut Prospect Park West from three traffic lanes to two and added a protected bike path; speeding fell from 74% of vehicles to 20%, while injury crashes fell 63%
Discover how Brooklyn's transformation of Prospect Park West from three lanes to two with a protected bike path has drastically reduced speeding and injury crashes, improving overall safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
In a 2021 Missouri I-270 work-zone trial, a speed trailer flashing red and blue lights produced an extra 2.8 mph speed reduction; 53.5% beyond the base setup
Discover how a recent Missouri study showed that speed trailers with red and blue lights significantly reduce speeds in work zones. Explore the findings on traffic safety and enforcement methods.
Virginia redesigned Reston’s Lawyers Road after targeting a 20% crash reduction; after four lanes became two with turn and bike lanes, reported crashes fell from 16 to five a year
Discover how Virginia's road diet on Lawyers Road drastically reduced accidents by 69%, improved cyclist safety, and transformed community perceptions about road design.
An eight-site field test across five US cities recorded 73% fewer vehicles in the “dilemma zone” and 82% fewer red-light violations; crashes were 9% lower, but the difference was not statistically significant
A five-city field test demonstrates that advanced signal control systems drastically reduce vehicles in dilemma zones and red-light violations, leading to enhanced road safety and fewer crashes.