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Budget Deal Would Effectively Ban Pride Flags Above US Embassies

  • U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on July 1 sent letters to all 50 governors, D.C. mayor, and Puerto Rico governor, launching the SAFE ROADS initiative to remove rainbow crosswalks nationwide.
  • Duffy highlights 39,345 roadway deaths in 2024, citing data from NHTSA, and directs the SAFE ROADS initiative to focus on high-risk non-freeway arterial roads where over half of fatalities occur.
  • Studies warn that rainbow crosswalks may create a false sense of security, with over half of intersection fatalities occurring where such markings exist, potentially obscuring traffic controls.
  • Supporters praise the move for safety uniformity, while critics decry federal overreach, igniting a nationwide debate on the policy's implications.
  • The SAFE ROADS initiative aims to standardize traffic markings nationwide, collaborating with states to improve infrastructure and support emerging automated vehicle technologies.
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, March 22, 2024.
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