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Commenter urges drivers to stop for pedestrians with walking signal
Summary
A meeting commenter reminded drivers that pedestrians with the walking signal have the right of way and urged patience to improve safety; the transcript does not record any formal action on the remark.
Commenter said, "Pedestrians count on you to stop when they have the walking signal." "The sign says it all," the commenter added, "Turning vehicles must yield to pedestrians. A little patience can go a long way in keeping everyone safe."
The statement emphasized yielding to pedestrians at crossings and the importance of driver patience as a safety measure. The transcript does not indicate an agenda item, a formal discussion among officials, or any vote associated with the remark; it appears as a standalone public comment.
No statutes, ordinances, motions, or staff directions were recorded in the transcript excerpt. There is no recorded follow-up, assignment, or formal action tied to the comment in the provided excerpt.
