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The city of Austin has implemented several intersection safety improvements, including a left-turn pilot program intended to reduce pedestrian crashes. (Courtesy city of Austin)

Austin sees 46% drop in pedestrian crashes after left-turn safety pilot

By Haley McLeod

A city of Austin pilot program aimed at making left turns safer is showing positive results, according to an update from the city.

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