HAGERSTOWN, MD News (9/4/2024) – In a collaborative effort to improve transportation safety, the City of Hagerstown, together with the local Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), has initiated a comprehensive analysis of the city’s streets. A key focus of this project is to identify accident-prone areas and develop targeted recommendations for safety improvements. The ultimate goal is to secure funding to implement these changes and make Hagerstown’s streets safer for all users.
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As part of this initiative, city officials are reaching out to the public to gather vital input. A newly launched survey is designed to capture residents’ firsthand experiences and concerns regarding transportation safety within the city. The data collected from the survey will help guide planners in prioritizing areas for improvement and addressing specific trouble spots.
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Residents are encouraged to take the survey, which offers an opportunity to highlight areas where they’ve observed safety issues, such as frequent accidents or near misses, pedestrian concerns, or problematic intersections. The information shared will assist in forming actionable recommendations for future infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing road safety.
The survey can be accessed online at https://metroquestsurvey.com/sj2e2p. The city urges all residents to participate, emphasizing that public input is invaluable in making the community’s streets safer for everyone.
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