US EditionActually, Making It Easier to See at NYC Intersections Would Be Dangerous, DOT Argues
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Actually, Making It Easier to See at NYC Intersections Would Be Dangerous, DOT Argues
It's a common phenomenon in New York City: You approach an intersection to cross the street, but your vision is blocked by parked cars. So you inch your body—and the stroller you're pushing or the dog you're walking—out into the road to get a clear glimpse, praying that a driver, who cannot see you because of those very same parked cars, isn't barreling into your path. Other cities—notably Hoboken, New Jersey—have taken major steps to end this p…
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