Bike lanes and speed cameras disappear from the DOT's list of proven safety measures

The Federal Highway Administration's decision to remove bike lanes and speed cameras from its list of proven safety measures has sparked controversy. Advocates argue these interventions have historically reduced accidents and saved lives. This move suggests a shift in the agency's priorities, potentially impacting funding and implementation of such initiatives. Critics worry it may undermine efforts to create safer environments for cyclists and pedestrians, highlighting a broader debate on urban safety and transportation policy.