Midway through 2020, Nashville is again experiencing high pedestrian fatalities. The city is ahead of last year’s record-setting pace, when 32 people were fatally struck by vehicles. Fifteen people have died as of June 20, including three in a recent eight-day span, according to Metro police.
Nashville Is Again Vowing To Eliminate Roadway Deaths After A Dangerous Year
Rows of shoes — 32 pairs in all — were displayed in Nashville’s city hall on Saturday morning to honor the pedestrians who died in 2019. It was the city’s deadliest year on record for pedestrians.
Shortcomings Remain In How Tennessee Investigates Child Abuse
Experts on child abuse prevention continue to find some persistent problems with how cases are investigated in Tennessee.
TSU Researchers: Pedestrian Deaths Are Misunderstood, In Part Because Of Police And Journalists
Listen Researchers at Tennessee State University say they’ve found shortcomings in how pedestrian deaths are documented and reported through local news outlets.
Williamson County Hopes Making Parents Join Teens At Drivers Ed Will Lead To Safer Streets
Listen Williamson County Schools is making new student drivers sit through a safety course with their parents. It’s a response to the six students killed in car accidents last year.
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