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Can the 'River of Death' be tamed? West Main residents, businesses express appetite for 'road diet'

Summary by Second Wave Michigan
In Kalamazoo, street calming has helped decrease accidents by 23 percent. Residents and business owners along West Main, a major artery to downtown, are also requesting changes to slow down traffic.
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Can the 'River of Death' be tamed? West Main residents, businesses express appetite for 'road diet'

In Kalamazoo, street calming has helped decrease accidents by 23 percent. Residents and business owners along West Main, a major artery to downtown, are also requesting changes to slow down traffic.

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Second Wave Michigan broke the news in on Thursday, December 19, 2024.
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