Madurai Reader’s Mail
Ensure pedestrian safetyThe demolition of the arch at the KK Nagar junction has eased traffic flow. The authorities should now focus on pedestrian safety along Alagar Koil Road, particularly near the Karuppanasamy Koil junction, where senior citizens and women find it difficult to cross the busy road.Haphazard parking further worsens the situation. Installing barricades or a speed breaker at this spot would help slow vehicles and ensure safer pedestrian crossings.C.R.
- ▪Ensure pedestrian safetyThe demolition of the arch at the KK Nagar junction has eased traffic flow.
- ▪The authorities should now focus on pedestrian safety along Alagar Koil Road, particularly near the Karuppanasamy Koil junction, where senior citizens and women find it difficult to cross the busy road.Haphazard parking further worsens the
- ▪Installing barricades or a speed breaker at this spot would help slow vehicles and ensure safer pedestrian crossings.C.R.
2 outlets in our directory ran this story. All of the coverage we found sits in one bucket: lean left. That one-sidedness is itself worth noticing.
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Ensure pedestrian safetyThe demolition of the arch at the KK Nagar junction has eased traffic flow. The authorities should now focus on pedestrian safety along Alagar Koil Road, particularly near the Karuppanasamy Koil junction, where senior citizens and women find it difficult to cross the busy road.Haphazard parking further worsens the situation. Installing barricades or a speed breaker at this spot would help slow vehicles and ensure safer pedestrian crossings.C.R. Kumaran,Iyer Bungalow.Curb honkingIndiscriminate honking has become a major source of noise pollution on city roads. Drivers of heavy vehicles, particularly sand and gravel lorries, often use their horns excessively, even near schools and hospitals where ‘No Horn Please’ signs are displayed.
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