Why Cities Need Community Led Crash Analysis Studios
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Most crash analysis studios didn’t start inside City Hall—they were sparked by local members, neighbors, and conversation leaders who refused to accept dangerous streets as normal. Instead of waiting on the next grant cycle, Strong Towns is helping cities take small, fast steps at their most dangerous intersections through community-led crash analysis studios. Norm and Edward share how this work tests changes on the ground, builds data, and supports local champions both inside and outside city government.
ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES- Edward Erfurt (LinkedIn)
- Crash Analysis Studio (Site)
- Norm Van Eeden Petersman (LinkedIn)
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