Source: Strong Towns Action Lab The Crash Analysis Studio.
Brandon safe streets advocate Grant Hamilton, who lost his pinky finger in a bike-car collision last year and has used his story to promote transportation reform, called for the first Canadian Crash Analysis Studio, which will take place Friday, July 21 at 12:45-2 p.m. Central time. This online event is open to all, including Brandon residents and attendees from across Canada and the U.S.
I am available to answer questions about the Crash Analysis Studio and provide more resources/contacts—give me a call at 844-218-1681 or reply to this email.
People can sign up to attend using this registration link: https://www.strongtowns.org/eventspage/2023/7/21/cas-session7
Grant's Story: A Bike Ride That Cost a Pinky Finger
The Crash Analysis Studio: What is it?
The Crash Analysis Studio:
--Generates awareness of the flaws in our current system for evaluating the cause of traffic collisions.
--Creates an alternative framework for crash analysis that takes all factors into account and can be used by cities and towns to improve the design and safety of their streets.
The Crash Analysis Studio:
--Generates awareness of the flaws in our current system for evaluating the cause of traffic collisions.
--Creates an alternative framework for crash analysis that takes all factors into account and can be used by cities and towns to improve the design and safety of their streets.
--Creates resources that street designers across North America can use as precedent, leading to safer design practices that prioritize crash prevention.
--Encourages media outlets to consider all factors of causation in their coverage of traffic collisions, helping to prevent future harm.
--Encourages media outlets to consider all factors of causation in their coverage of traffic collisions, helping to prevent future harm.
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