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Nashville is evaluating a proposal to ban right turns on red lights in downtown and nearby neighborhoods to improve pedestrian safety. While some residents support the measure for its potential to reduce accidents, others are concerned about increased traffic delays. The proposal is set for public hearings and further readings before a final vote.
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Nashville is evaluating a proposal to ban right turns on red lights in downtown and nearby neighborhoods to improve pedestrian safety. While some residents support the measure for its potential to reduce accidents, others are concerned about increased traffic delays. The proposal is set for public hearings and further readings before a final vote.
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Goodbye to right on red lights?
Nashville Considers Proposal to Ban Right Turns on Red