Fresno is reviewing a traffic-safety plan focused on corridors where collisions cluster, using crash data to guide where improvements go first. The approach targets the relatively small number of streets that account for a large share of serious crashes.
Potential fixes include better signals, clearer crosswalks, improved lighting, and design changes that slow traffic in the riskiest spots. Advocates for pedestrians and cyclists have pushed for safer conditions on busy arterials.
Officials say tackling the most dangerous corridors first offers the best chance to reduce injuries. Public input will help refine the priority list.
