Needed to prevent collisions from happening. Sometimes i see that not only cars, but also pedestrians that pass by red lights. I think that we also need to enforce the education. For example, we can restore the drivers ed in high school for High School Students. It does require the mta board to put sunday to reach that vision zero goal. I really appreciate if all of you can put the budget on Pedestrian Safety. Thank you for considering. Thank you. Any other members here to speak . Okay. Aaron dong, mai fang dang. Good morning. Im from [speaker not understood] also. [speaker not understood] free muni for youth. Also continue for two years. Bus is mainly the transportation i use. And really if i can get to school, get to my Youth Program and also [speaker not understood] without really giving too much financial pressure on my family. And if its a good decision to make a Pilot Program since there are over 30,000 youth in this program. So, im sure it would be a good decision to make it per
For many lowincome seniors, Public Transit is the only dependable means of transportation. Whether it is going to doctors appointment, buying groceries or going to community events, Public Transit affectses these important parts of our lives and with the increasing high cost of living in San Francisco, it is pushing seniors who are already living in poverty to make extremely hard choitions. Should i buy food for my family or spend money on bus fare . These are the types of decisions we are forced to make every single day because we cannot afford. We are in an affordability crisis right now. Were asking you today to make a decision that would greatly alleviate the financial struggles many of us are facing. We have been actively organizing our community to fight for this program and we cannot wait for the decision to be made next january. We need the board of mta to prioritize their needs [speaker not understood] for seniors and people with disabilities. Please do not let us go home disa
ABC Columbia
Jun 30, 2021 4:51 PM EDT
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Kershaw County Coroner David West released the name of a woman who died in a car accident Tuesday afternoon. The coroner says the victim was 47-year-old Rosie Lynn Perdue.
Around 5 p.m. Tuesday, authorities were called to Buffalo Creek Road for a single vehicle collision. Investigators say the vehicle overturned, partially throwing Perdue from the vehicle. Authorities say she was pronounced dead on the scene, and she was not wearing a seat belt.
Investigators say there was another passenger in the vehicle with Perdue, but they were not injured.