> Perhaps they could have built the elementary school and high school on the same side of the street? Given how politically acerbic your comment is towards Str

> Perhaps they could have built the elementary school and high school on the same side of the street? Given how politically acerbic your comment is towards StrongTowns and their efforts to save lives, your argument is incredibly badly reasoned. These are separate schools with separate facilities serving separate age groups. It is unlikely the reason this young junior high student was crossing the street at 8:30pm[1] was to visit the elementary school. There are not that many schools along typical commuter routes. It seems unlikely that calming traffic along this one would seriously impact the "transportation needs of real [sic] citizens everyday." [1] https://www.ksl.com/?sid=43931746&nid=148&title=syracuse-tragedy-brings-action-for-safety https://www.ksl.com/?sid=43931746&nid=148&title=syracuse-tra...