Ugh, can't a city even celebrate a good year without turning into a horror movie? 
Two innocent people killed in hit-and-runs just goes to show that some drivers are more concerned with getting from point A to point B than actual human lives. It's like, we've been talking about Vision Zero for years and it's only now that the real world starts to kick in. 19% decline in traffic fatalities is great, but pedestrian deaths are still up. What's the plan, double down on awareness campaigns or actually make the roads safer? 
Two innocent people killed in hit-and-runs just goes to show that some drivers are more concerned with getting from point A to point B than actual human lives. It's like, we've been talking about Vision Zero for years and it's only now that the real world starts to kick in. 19% decline in traffic fatalities is great, but pedestrian deaths are still up. What's the plan, double down on awareness campaigns or actually make the roads safer?