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Well, we don't view [pedestrian deaths] as accidents. We view these as avoidable casualties.
Chicago Transportation Commissioner Gabe Klein, explaining why he proposed a zero goal for pedestrian traffic deaths in the city within ten years.
March 25, 2013 •
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Chicago Transportation Commissioner Gabe Klein, explaining why he proposed a zero goal for pedestrian traffic deaths in the city within ten years.
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