SDOT has met with neighbors and is planning several safety enhancements for the area.
SEATTLE — Residents along Rainier Avenue South in Seattle are raising concerns about the increasing number of speed-related collisions in their neighborhood. The community is actively pushing for safety improvements, citing frequent accidents and dangerous driving behaviors.
Jeff Malek, a local resident, says serious accidents occur approximately every two weeks. To document the issue, neighbors have compiled video evidence of multiple crashes, including vehicles colliding with parked cars and damaging homes.
“People are going 40, 50 miles an hour in a 25 mile an hour zone and that is creating
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