Opinion: Crosswalk needed at University Heights

'I’m very concerned about the passengers who get off at the bus stop and then have to cross the unsafe road.'

I drive transit bus and I have a big concern about some newer subdivisions, especially on Tyner Boulevard at the University Heights intersection.

There’s no crosswalk and there’s one bus stop on Tyner Boulevard on each side for going up to UNBC, then downtown and the other side is going down to College Heights. It’s a very important route for going to school, work, shopping and more. I’m very concerned about the passengers who get off at the bus stop and then have to cross the unsafe road, especially many students and young ones using the buses. I’ve seen many near miss incidents.

I already submitted a request for a sign with warning light to the city. Some changes are needed ASAP.

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