MoDOT, Columbia city engineers discuss pedestrian safety with task force | Local News - Home
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With nearly 20 binders filled with thick planning documents and federal rules sitting in the back of the room, engineers with MoDOT and the City of Columbia explained in one hour their guidelines for construction of pedestrian facilities.
The Mayor's Task Force on Pedestrian Safety held its second meeting Tuesday at City Hall, a part of their "discovery" process, as co-chair and Fourth Ward City Councilman Ian Thomas put it, before working on decisions and recommendations for the full council in the spring. After several pedestrian accidents, some fatal, in a six-month period, Mayor Bob McDavid called for a data-driven analysis of what Columbia has and needs in the way of pedestrian safety measures.
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