Plans to improve traffic and pedestrian safety in Elmont unveiled
A plan to improve traffic and pedestrian safety on a busy Elmont road was unveiled Wednesday night.
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Jan 23, 2020, 11:52 AM
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A plan to improve traffic and pedestrian safety on a busy Elmont road was unveiled Wednesday night.
It comes after four Elmont High School students were hit by a car on a stretch of Dutch Broadway when the car jumped the curb about a year and a half ago.
Nassau Department of Public Works officials and legislator Carrie Solages outlined the $4 million plan.
Solages says additional lighting, a new crosswalk and speed indicators are included in the plan.
He says construction is not set to start for at least a year and a half.
It comes after four Elmont High School students were hit by a car on a stretch of Dutch Broadway when the car jumped the curb about a year and a half ago.
Nassau Department of Public Works officials and legislator Carrie Solages outlined the $4 million plan.
Solages says additional lighting, a new crosswalk and speed indicators are included in the plan.
He says construction is not set to start for at least a year and a half.
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