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Utahns want Pedestrian Bridge
As new baseball park emerges in Daybreak, residents want pedestrian bridge Oct 2, 2024, 3:00 PM FILE: Construction continues on a baseball stadium in the Daybreak neighborhood of South Jordan on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024. When finished, the ballpark will become the new home of the Salt Lake Bees. (Isaac Hale/Deseret News) BY ALEXANDREA BONILLA Associate…
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South Jordan Residents Call for Pedestrian Bridge
https://www.fox13now.com/news/driven-to-change/south-jordan-residents-are-calling-for-a-pedestrian-bridge By: Averie Klonowski Posted 9:10 PM, Oct 19, 2024 and last updated 1:16 PM, Oct 21, 2024 SOUTH JORDAN, Utah — Neighbors in South Jordan gathered at Highland Park in the Daybreak community on Saturday afternoon to support the call for a pedestrian bridge over Mountain View Corridor. “The need to have safer options to get across…
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Daybreak Residents Petition for a Bridge
https://www.abc4.com/news/wasatch-front/daybreak-residents-petition-bridge SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (ABC4) — A group of residents in South Jordan has gathered together to ask city and state officials for a safer option for pedestrians to cross Mountain View Corridor — a road that the residents call “one of the most deadly roads in Utah.” South Jordan resident Bennion Gardner is one…
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SoJo Ride for Safety – Oct. 19th @ 3
Saturday October 19th at 3 pm – Meet at Highland Park (6050 W Lake Ave, South Jordan, UT 84009) Show your support for safe streets in South Jordan. Come ride, run, or walk with us as we raise awareness about the need for better pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure in South Jordan, including a safe way…
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A Deadly Year on Mountain View
There have been at least six deaths so far this year on Mountain View Corridor. All of these tragic incidents involved individuals travelling in vehicles, which highlights the extreme risk more vulnerable road users like pedestrians and cyclists face when trying to navigate across this highway.
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Welcome
Thank you for your interest in creating a safe option for our community to cross Mountain View Corridor. Your support is crucial to keep our neighborhoods connected and prevent injury or death.