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Crashes Down on Natural Bridge, but More Work Still to be Done

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A year-long overhaul of Natural Bridge Avenue in St. Louis City has led to a 65% decrease in injuries and deaths. The project also converted 4-way intersections at Parnell, Vandeventer, and Goodfellow into roundabouts. Even though crash rates did drop from 2020 to 2021, there are still aspects of the project that fall short of a success.

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Crashes Down on Natural Bridge, but More Work Still to be Done

A major overhaul of one of St. Louis’s high-crash roads cut the number of deadly crashes, improved pedestrian safety, but still has a long way to go. A year-long overhaul of Natural Bridge Avenue in St. Louis City has led to a 65% decrease in injuries and deaths but raises other questions about road safety …

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