There are new concerns about the safety of New York City streets, right on the heels of Mayor Adams' push for traffic safety. As GainerTV reports, there have been multiple deadly accidents in recent days involving vehicles and pedestrians.
, there have been multiple deadly accidents in recent days involving cars and pedestrians.
The pain is fresh for Jerry Kolenovic. It was only Wednesday his 16-year-old daughter, Alissa, was struck by a box truck and killed a block away from their home while on her way to school.Police say the driver, Joseph Zillitto Jr., came to a stop at the intersection of Neill Avenue and made a left turn, striking her as she crossed. He's been charged with failure to yield and failure to use due care.
Salitsky was an architect. The firm he worked for said he was"a wonderful, talented colleague and a thoughtful person." Earlier this week, the mayor announced a new traffic safety campaign aimed at stopping traffic violence and getting drivers to slow down. This follows a plan to redesign 1,000 intersections.He was asked about it again Friday.
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