In pedestrian friendly cities, there is the worry of pedestrian fatalities.
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The pedestrian was later arrested and faces charges of second-degree murder and pedestrian under the influence.
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First pedestrian fatality by a self-driving car A self-driving Uber test car killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, in March, in what is believed to be the first pedestrian fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle.
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Always I find my photographs replete with remainders, pedestrian details that contradict and undermine the equally pedestrian account I committed to words.
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Mayor Schember has lately promised new, safer pedestrian crossings along the connector and improvements to the expressway's pedestrian path over the tracks.
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From 2008 to 20173, the number of nighttime pedestrian fatalities increased by 45 percent while daytime pedestrian fatalities increased by 11 percent.
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The supposed link between pedestrian texting and fatal crashes took root at a time when both pedestrian deaths and smartphone adoption were rising.
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You can either keep driving straight ahead and hit the pedestrian, or you can save the pedestrian by swerving into one of the barriers.
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The Arkamys/MHE system works with the vehicle's pedestrian sensors, if it has them, to emit sound from the speaker closest to the pedestrian.
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Pedestrian safety advocated Emiko Atherton said in an interview that aired Monday on "Rising" that designing roads differently could lead to fewer pedestrian fatalities.
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Pedestrian deaths went up 9% in 2016, making the total number of pedestrian deaths in the United States 5,73 people, the highest since 1990.
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At night, none of the systems detected or reacted to the adult pedestrian, an alarming result considering 75% of pedestrian fatalities occur after dark.
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Eleven pedestrian injuries were the result of someone being hit by a scooter, while five occurred when a pedestrian tripped over a "parked" scooter and five were the result of a pedestrian trying to lift or carry a scooter that was not in use.
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Over the past 10 years, nighttime crashes have accounted for more than 90% of the total increase in pedestrian deaths, and alcohol impairment for either the driver or the pedestrian was reported in half of the incidents that resulted in pedestrian fatalities in 2017.
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The pedestrian managers are hired and trained by Sam Schwartz Pedestrian Traffic Management Services, a company run by Mr. Schwartz, a former city traffic commissioner.
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A pedestrian wearing a protective face mask walks along the nearly deserted Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the busiest pedestrian street in downtown Milan, on March 29.
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"Increasing number of smombie accidents have occurred in pedestrian crossings, so these zombie lights are essential to prevent these pedestrian accidents," said KICT senior researcher Kim Jong-hoon.
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The city envisioned the project as creating two distinct kinds of spaces - pedestrian plazas and sidewalks - with the bollards used mostly to surround and protect the pedestrian zones.
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Finally, San Diego has started using cameras built into connected streetlights to monitor pedestrian traffic and reroute cars during peak hours to avoid pedestrian accidents and alleviate congestion.
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The money will allow for roughly 21625 miles of fencing in the Rio Grande Valley sector: 2900 miles of levee pedestrian fencing and 220006 miles of primary pedestrian fencing.
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In more complex cases, it also means understanding that a pedestrian entering a crosswalk is waiting for the car to cross, even though the pedestrian has the right of way.
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They created an algorithm that could teach a computer to learn what a pedestrian looked like — by analyzing thousands of street photos — and identify the visual patterns that define a pedestrian.
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Six people were killed last month when part of a pedestrian bridge collapsed, bringing back memories of a 2017 rush-hour stampede that killed at least 22 people on a narrow pedestrian bridge.
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The spike in pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities is incredibly alarming.
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"Recognizing pedestrian intent can be a life saver," Gavrila says.
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Her works try to make those pedestrian moments into abstractions.
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Snow falls as a pedestrian passes in midtown on Jan.
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Yet by more pedestrian measures Bhutan is doing very well.
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Arizona has the highest pedestrian death rate in the nation.
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No, the reason for the tat was much more pedestrian.
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The rest of Hisense's lineup is a little more pedestrian.
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The reasons for the pedestrian check was not immediately known.
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Jose Altuve answered a pedestrian stretch in which he batted .
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In Bad Blood, a pedestrian tale of heuristics and lies
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"A subway shutdown is really a pedestrian problem," said Yin.
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"The pedestrian traffic there is really great," Isleib said, optimistically.
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The pedestrian traffic closures were lifted a short time later.
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A pedestrian bridge links the main terminal and A Gates.
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Two cases were collisions between a cyclist and a pedestrian.
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"That's a woman up there?" a pedestrian asked Mr. Gitler.
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Did the first pedestrian death by automobile receive press coverage?
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The graceful pedestrian bridge was swung into place on Saturday.
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Pedestrian plazas were built in Times Square 10 years ago.
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The pedestrian managers are paid $22 to $25 an hour.
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They made the pedestrian plaza in the back even drearier.
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That changed when pedestrian plazas were carved out of streets.
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Maybe we can't turn every street into a pedestrian paradise.
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Why all the laughs are missing from this pedestrian trailer.
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Expanded and intelligently designed pedestrian areas will reduce the danger.
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It's the first known pedestrian fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.
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The stage version, directed by Michael Parva, is largely pedestrian.
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The man then drove another block to the pedestrian mall.
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Hayes's poetry is pedestrian, but his street photographs are not.
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The downtown mall, a pretty pedestrian plaza, was unusually quiet.
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Are we allowing for pedestrian, bicycle, and alternative vehicle access?
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That's more time, access to transit and a pedestrian culture.
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In a collision, the pedestrian will always be the loser.
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In six games against the Senators, he had a pedestrian .
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That machine spit out pedestrian stuff, like cola and seltzer.
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By reducing urban speed limits, expanding pedestrian zones, and aggressively separating people from cars, the Swedes have cut pedestrian traffic fatalities by half in the last five years, according to the Vision Zero website.
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An investigation last year by ProPublica and the Florida Times-Union found egregious disparities in pedestrian citations in Jacksonville: Blacks ... were nearly three times as likely as whites to be ticketed for a pedestrian violation.
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The European Commission said agta record's automatic pedestrian door business in the Netherlands, Austria, Hungary and Slovenia and Assa Abloy's automatic pedestrian business in the United Kingdom and France will be sold to a rival.
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Noticing this, another pedestrian stopped, nudged me and said 'is that...?
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Tweets were highlighted by Pedestrian and kept coming throughout the morning.
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York's pedestrian-only Squibb Park Bridge, designed by the prominent engineer
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The crash comes at a time when pedestrian deaths are spiking.
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Overall, this makes the musical's narrative elements feel a little pedestrian.
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A soldier patrols the Piétonnier, a pedestrian area in central Brussels.
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For 36 miles, there is a second tier of pedestrian fencing.
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Both children died and an unnamed male pedestrian was also injured.
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Pedestrian deaths are up 50% in the past decade, reports Wired.
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They monitor factors like pedestrian movement, traffic, air quality, and noise.
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And some of the system's vehicles will be dedicated pedestrian transport.
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Herzberg's death marked the first known pedestrian fatality by autonomous car.
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In March 2018, one of them struck and killed a pedestrian.
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Local law doesn't yet allow for pedestrian lights to be altered.
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They also note pedestrian deaths have been rising in recent years.
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Can you talk a little about pedestrian plazas and public plazas?
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Even the most pedestrian people make up incredible lies about women.
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His rookie year in 220.5, his ratio was a pedestrian 1.9.
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A pedestrian walks by, seemingly oblivious to the figure before him.
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Pedestrian detection acts similarly when someone walks into the car's path.
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Compared to that, Nalgene and once-trendy Bobble seem downright pedestrian.
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No charges were filed in 26 of every 27 pedestrian stops.
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To compare, a pedestrian does not even occupy one square foot.
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Pedestrian lights are the latest frontier for equality in one city.
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Without the cursing, though, this is a pretty pedestrian garbage-take.
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Since getting off the bus, I hadn't seen a single pedestrian.
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But the condition extends far beyond pedestrian gaffes or bad photos.
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To the casual pedestrian, Denver doesn't appear rich in street art.
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I think the answer is probably a good deal more pedestrian.
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The idea aims to reduce gridlock, air pollution and pedestrian injuries.
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"Any pedestrian is vulnerable to cars that are going too fast."
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The pedestrian sides only shine more light on the spectacular chicken.
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The last time pedestrian deaths were this prominent was in 1982.
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The reality is far more pedestrian: The Acela is a train.
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The driver was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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This prompted a passing pedestrian to screech at him to stop.
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From 2009 to 2018, nighttime pedestrian deaths went up by 67%.
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The GT350R and its more pedestrian GT350 sibling are giant slayers.
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It was the first pedestrian fatality involving a self-driving vehicle.
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The correlation between vehicle design and pedestrian deaths is pretty clear.
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But that's true when a government truck plows into a pedestrian.
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The pedestrian was walking a bicycle across a road at night.
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Things as pedestrian as not being able to remember the day.
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By Taco Bell standards, this dish might even be considered pedestrian.
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Officer Stanley then arrested Mr. Walsh, 49, for blocking pedestrian traffic.
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But because this is Trump, the surreal has become almost pedestrian.
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The Senna road car looks downright pedestrian next to the GTR.
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Shareholders may be stuck with the more pedestrian rate of growth.
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That followed the July-September period's pedestrian 0.7 percent growth pace.
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Despite sunny weather, Pistoia's pedestrian zone was practically empty on Monday.
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Mr. Mong, a city bus passenger and a pedestrian were killed.
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Reactions have been mixed around the proposed pedestrian and bike bridge.
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This year, New York City's Transportation Department published one study, including data collected about pedestrian-related incidents in New York and nationwide, which found little concrete evidence to link distracted walking with pedestrian fatalities or injuries.
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"Always I find my photographs replete with remainders, pedestrian details that contradict and undermine the equally pedestrian account I committed to words," writes Gideon Lewis-Kraus in this week's issue of The New York Times Magazine.
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"The sensors should have detected the pedestrian in this case; the cameras were likely useless but both the radars and the Lidar must have picked up the pedestrian," said Raj Rajkumar, a professor at Carnegie Mellon.
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Contributing factors in traffic crashes where a pedestrian or cyclist was killed in 2019 Traffic signs disregarded Unsafe speed Backing unsafely Driver inattention or distraction Failure to yield 33 5003 8 8 5 5 5 7 Pedestrian or cyclist error Alcohol Other Contributing factors in traffic crashes where a pedestrian or cyclist was killed in 2019 33 Driver inattention or distraction 26 Failure to yield 20143 Traffic signs disregarded 8 Pedestrian or cyclist error 5 Unsafe speed 5 Alcohol 5 Backing unsafely 7 Other Contributing factors in traffic crashes where a pedestrian or cyclist was killed in 2019 Traffic signs disregarded Unsafe speed Backing unsafely Driver inattention or distraction Failure to yield 33 26 8 20163 5 5 5 7 Pedestrian or cyclist error Alcohol Other Note: Includes only those crashes for which a contributing factor was specified.
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Scott Gastel, a spokesman for the city's Transportation Department, said it had conducted research into pedestrian behavior at crosswalks and had monitored pedestrian volumes at 22016 street locations to track long-term trends in neighborhood commercial corridors.
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Left unmanaged, bikes can stack up and create more congested pedestrian walkways.
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Montreal. When I salmon against the crushing stream of pedestrian and bicycle
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Four years earlier, they had been driving and almost hit a pedestrian.
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"The goal is they are places that are pedestrian-safe," he explained.
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Pedestrian injuries at London's Kensington High Street fell by nearly 60 percent.
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"Improving pedestrian bridges, walkways and public transport are equally important," she added.
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Because pedestrian is a mode of transport, and citizen is another thing.
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The SUV is not outrageous or radical, but rather pedestrian and effortless.
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In May it erected pedestrian gates across the historic neighbourhood's main entrances.
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It seems the software detected a false positive instead of a pedestrian.
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In 2018, a pedestrian in Arizona was killed by an automated Uber.
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It is not easy being a woman passenger, or even a pedestrian.
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And in his 17 games outside Phoenix, Story has been pedestrian, hitting .
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Compared to Buffalo, though, pedestrian activity in Manhattan is much more lively.
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The area has since been closed down to vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
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I prefer Bagehot's more pedestrian and less cacophonic term: "chumocracy" (December 22nd).
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He stopped pedestrian and motor traffic along Fifth Avenue near Central Park.
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Scooters would get dumped onto sidewalks and block pedestrian traffic, he said.
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There are yet other factors contributing to the rise in pedestrian fatalities.
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Nearly 6,000 pedestrian died in 2016, a 46 percent jump over 2009.
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The pedestrian, who died at the scene, was later identified as Whitaker.
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Stephen Crouch points out the crimson limbs of a yellow-torsoed pedestrian.
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Delaware had the highest pedestrian fatality rate, while Idaho had the lowest.
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"No one even thinks they are a pedestrian," Day told VICE News.
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The answer is unfortunately pretty pedestrian: it depends on what you like.
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"The pedestrian light could be a new tourist attraction," their petition reads.
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New York is a pedestrian city—people could come in and play.
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Be it a pedestrian, another driver, or a passenger in Kylie's car.
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Beat for beat, the structure of The Mothers is a little pedestrian.
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The heavens themselves, though, have over that time become significantly more pedestrian.
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A pedestrian was killed during the crossfire between deputies and the shooter.
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It cleaves the human personality, because driver and pedestrian are not friends.
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Along the Cinta Costera, a waterfront boulevard, are bike and pedestrian paths.
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What about when it's between killing a pedestrian or killing the driver?
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Traditionally, a driver would rely on their headlights to see the pedestrian.
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Mack's fantasy output has been pedestrian when he hasn't scored a touchdown.
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One pedestrian struck by the car was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Finally, the pet peeve of a pedestrian, if you will indulge me.
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Other areas of the Times Square pedestrian plaza would be off limits.
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The real culprit in those fires was the most pedestrian thing: embers.
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Sydney, Australia's biggest city, has installed concrete barricades in main pedestrian thoroughfares.
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Panels on a nearby pedestrian bridge that were damaged are being replaced.
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Because it's a pedestrian street, you get fresh air and it's calm.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I am a frequent pedestrian in the city.
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Depending on the city that you're in, there are different pedestrian patterns.
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Mozilla's Internet Health Report provides some good starting points in "pedestrian language."
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Alex Trebek's dog runs after a pedestrian who falls into the street.
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Speck has found a strong correlation between street size and pedestrian activity.
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The car didn't automatically brake or slow down after detecting the pedestrian.
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Preventing pediatric pedestrian injury should be a priority, the study authors write.
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Fatal vehicle-on-pedestrian crashes increase threefold when the sun goes down.
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In fine weather there is pleasant outdoor seating along a pedestrian way.
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Florida has also put a pedestrian and bicycle safety plan in place.
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Much of the island is a landscaped park with winding pedestrian paths.
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But in South Los Angeles, pedestrian and cyclist deaths have jumped sharply.
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Ana Gabriel-Ramos cleans a pedestrian overpass in Las Vegas, March 17.
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A worker cleans a pedestrian conveyor belt in the Bundestag, March 2378.
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This combination provides a sunroof and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection.
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A pedestrian makes his way across West Main Street in Tupelo, Miss.
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"Please just cross," he told a pedestrian who asked him a question.
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Pedestrian deaths also increased last year, to 288 from 593 in 259.
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"Distracted walking is a minor contributor to pedestrian death," the study said.
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The police will begin restricting vehicular and pedestrian traffic around 4 a.m.
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Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady had a very pedestrian night on the field.
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The streets are smaller with a village feel and little pedestrian traffic.
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Now, it was a frigid intersection combined with a soulless pedestrian plaza.
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Killer buzz So who is responsible for most of those pedestrian deaths?
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It is likely the first pedestrian fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle.
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The details still have to be fully worked out — like pedestrian access.
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These were all pedestrian stops on the streets of New York City.
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It's a glorious celebration of pedestrian movement: walking, running, jumping and sliding.
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Women in colorful and/or open abayas riding bicycles along pedestrian walkways.
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It was very different from the more pedestrian area that it's become.
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Astrology would be as pedestrian as my esoteric and occult interests go.
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All the ground transportation and [pedestrian crossings] are suspended during that time.
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Well, if you have not noticed, legislation or not, the scooters are here in Manhattan — on sidewalks, in bike paths, on streets (with and against pedestrian and vehicular traffic) — adding to the already interesting challenges of being a pedestrian.
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I have a Google alert to give me a daily digest of news stories containing the word "pedestrian," and every single day I get at least one notification about another pedestrian in the US getting killed by a car.
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In the Yuma sector, the Department of Homeland Security has asked for assistance to replace around 36 miles of existing vehicle barrier and approximately six miles of "dilapidated pedestrian fencing with new pedestrian fencing," in addition to light installation.
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He said he choose Halloween because he thought they&aposll be more pedestrian.
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In fact, pedestrian deaths rose from 104 to 107 from 2017 to 2018.
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The vehicle won't budge until the pedestrian is safely out of the way.
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First, planners could focus on removing vehicles altogether from high-traffic pedestrian zones.
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A young resident of Brussels walks through the pedestrian area of the capital.
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He sleeps on an old mattress in a pedestrian tunnel under the Tiber.
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Its focus should not be on the driver, the cyclist, or the pedestrian.
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The families were returned to Mexico at the El Chaparral pedestrian border crossing.
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The other 90 percent is a mix of utterly pedestrian and shamelessly prurient.
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There are no parked vehicles or signs obstructing the view of the pedestrian.
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This marginalization has caused a shameful spike in cyclist and pedestrian deaths nationwide.
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The average Halloween, compared with other nights, resulted in four additional pedestrian deaths.
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Upon impact with a pedestrian, the coating is broken exposing the adhesive layer.
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Samponaro most recently worked at Transportation Alternatives, a bicycle and pedestrian advocacy group.
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A pedestrian stops to take a photo of the Chicago River on Tuesday.
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Who is criminally liable when a self-driving car fatally strikes a pedestrian?
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She started to swerve on Mission Avenue and struck a pedestrian, police said.
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Kia is banking on infusing razzle dazzle to its more pedestrian product lineup.
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Sketches from the project's British architect show rooftop gardens and wide pedestrian boulevards.
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Lee was missing two weeks before his remains were discovered by a pedestrian.
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A driver with a dashcam captured a raging pedestrian in Adelaide, South Australia.
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"Brexit is our core task," Mr Bolton affirmed in a pedestrian acceptance speech.
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In fact, his score was quite pedestrian by the standards of major winners.
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The freeway will become a surface street with bike paths and pedestrian connections.
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Artsy makes shopping for art as unassuming, and as pedestrian, as using Tinder.
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Tensions were palpable at the pedestrian crossing where the Central Americans had gathered.
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A driverless car being tested by Uber killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
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Once cars are machine-driven, any pedestrian-driver communication gets a lot harder.
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This week's fatal pedestrian crash involving Syracuse coach Boeheim made that painfully clear.
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There is one design choice that feels a bit pedestrian though: that notch.
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A self-driving vehicle made by Uber has struck and killed a pedestrian.
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And as humans who occasionally cross streets, who wouldn't want improved pedestrian detection?
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On Saturday, Krafcik said Waymo's system would have seen and avoided the pedestrian.
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In 2015, there was a 9 percent increase in pedestrian fatalities from 2014.
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The popularity of the cinematic supercut produces its fair share of pedestrian content.
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Last year, Maurice Walker was arrested for being a pedestrian under the influence.
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If a driverless car is hacked and hits a pedestrian, who is responsible?
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Traffic deaths overall and pedestrian fatalities had each increased from a year earlier.
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That can leave the pedestrian—but vital—job of checking others' work undone.
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His excellent yards per attempt figure fell from 23 to a pedestrian 22016.
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You don't want a car buffering when a pedestrian is in the crosswalk.
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An extra $2,000 buys adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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It's also easy to get frustrated by the limited number of pedestrian bridges.
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And simple pedestrian traffic generated by curiosity seekers can cut into home value.
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"I don't want to do anything that feels pedestrian or obvious," he said.
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Now retired and living in Seattle, McDonald describes himself as a pedestrian activist.
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A related question: Why are pedestrian deaths on the rise in the US?
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It resulted in a pedestrian being hit but not seriously injured, reported Denverite.
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The driver was streaming Hulu on her phone just before hitting the pedestrian.
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No one who isn't from New York knows how to be a pedestrian.
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The wreckage also killed a pedestrian waiting for a bus a block away.
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Sydney, Australia's biggest city, has also installed concrete barricades in main pedestrian thoroughfares.
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The main event was a pedestrian bout between Patricky Freire and Kevin Souza.
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Pedestrian walkways and bicycle lanes would run through the community like a spine.
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Mahomes finished the half with a pedestrian 64 yards passing and one interception.
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In Manhattan, there were a series of pedestrian deaths in Chelsea and Harlem.
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Walking through the pedestrian-only cobblestone streets, though, none of that is apparent.
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That created a new problem: how to achieve pedestrian access to those corners.
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On self-driving cars: Even before a pedestrian was killed in Tempe, Ariz.
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That's why even elite defenses can look pedestrian when they have a vulnerability.
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But it has made considerable strides toward reducing pedestrian deaths, Mr. Retting said.
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The problem of pedestrian fatalities is nearly as old as the car itself.
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BEFORE: Times Square is one of the busiest pedestrian areas in the world.
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Terrorism has battered nightclubs, soccer games, heritage sites, bus stops and pedestrian walkways.
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To the Editor: I am a New Yorker, a pedestrian and a cyclist.
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"Distracted walking is a very minor contributor to pedestrian death," the study said.
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"Just one accident caused by pedestrian texting is one too many," he said.
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Pedestrian deaths, whose prevention is a prime focus of the initiative, have increased.
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Further down, DeMatos said a man was trying to help another wounded pedestrian.
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Ivan, in contrast, is a pedestrian folk hero, a man of the people.
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But in recent years, pedestrian and cyclist deaths have been a disturbing outlier.
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Taxis are readily available, and the streets around the hotel are pedestrian-friendly.
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A stolen car got stuck in the pedestrian lane of the Pulaski Bridge.
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The fatalities brought the pedestrian death toll to four in the new year.
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Other Oyo mistakes are more pedestrian and violate basic tenets of brand strategy.
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The woman appears to be the first pedestrian killed by a driverless car.
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This might sound pedestrian; after all, baby pictures on the internet aren't revolutionary.
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European terrorists have perfected the use of the common truck against pedestrian crowds.
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Auto braking with pedestrian and large animal detection is standard on all S90s.
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I was vacationing near Nice when a truck plowed through packed pedestrian streets.
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But would Queen Bey ever really get spotted in pedestrian places like these?
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He approached a pedestrian and showed him a card with his home address.
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That calculation torques the suggested sentence up far beyond a more pedestrian case.
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The two neighborhoods will be linked by a pedestrian bridge over a highway.
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And Frank Ocean also, like the rest of us, faces more pedestrian expectations.
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In the dark morning hours, I walked the length of the pedestrian bridge.
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Rinne isn't as good as his numbers indicate; he was a more pedestrian .
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Obviously, that was not the case here, when at 3:05 this afternoon according to authorities he began a rampage down the bike path just off the west side highway, 20 blocks, mowing down pedestrian after pedestrian, biker after biker.
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He likened the CFPB's actions to a policeman who told a pedestrian that it was legal to cross the street at a certain place before handing that pedestrian a $1,000 ticket for jaywalking when he arrived at the other side.
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State highway safety offices in all 50 states and the District of Columbia reported pedestrian fatalities during the first six months of 2018, which the researchers combined with historical data to estimate the total number of pedestrian deaths for the year.
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"DHS requests that DoD assist in the execution of projects, within the Project Areas set forth below, to: (21.5) replace existing vehicle barriers or dilapidated pedestrian fencing with new pedestrian fencing; (23.6) construct roads; and (3) install lighting," the memo reads.
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Five young women wrote messages of peace in chalk in the city's pedestrian area.
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None of the cars tested were able to detect an adult pedestrian at night.
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Suspects were planning to target a pedestrian area popular with tourists around 1 a.m.
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The group imposed a partial closure at Erez, the sole pedestrian crossing with Israel.
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Downtown and pedestrian-friendly Fourth Avenue are about two and a half miles away.
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Now, the bad news, which is getting worse: Pedestrian and cyclist deaths keep rising.
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That adds up to about four additional pedestrian deaths on October 21975st every year.
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I'd give the same answer if you asked about a pedestrian-driver crash today.
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Street-level pedestrian crossings were built to offer alternatives to underpasses with lengthy stairways.
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It makes the back of the aluminum 7 models look positively pedestrian by comparison.
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A pedestrian walks on a flooded street caused by heavy rain in Guangzhou city.
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It includes pedestrian detection, lane departure alert with steering assist and radar cruise control.
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We saw something similar when a driverless car killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
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Far more common are genes of pedestrian function that are somehow dismissed as dispensable.
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I live in the pedestrian historic center and the Christmas lights are already out.
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I then head to the main pedestrian square of Hongdae to meet my Tinderella.
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He expects that proportion to keep falling and for pedestrian-only spaces to spread.
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But many San Francisco residents argue they're a nuisance and threat to pedestrian safety.
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Sweden also focuses on pedestrian bridges, and separates cars from bicycles and oncoming traffic.
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There may be more than one pedestrian icon or a bicycle icon, for example.
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Pedestrian deaths are climbing at a record rate, according to preliminary estimates released Thursday.
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"The stock rolled over because these are all, I guess, pedestrian applications," he added.
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The vehicle just misses him and the pedestrian marches forward, seemingly, and blissfully, unaware.
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Pedestrian fatalities involving SUVs jumped by 50 percent between 2013 and 2017, it estimates.
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Cool, you can check out the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, which just opened.
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Yuhua Hamasaki was praised for her rather pedestrian ensemble constructed from yellow caution tape.
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He has turned a pedestrian story about his personal finances into a rolling scandal.
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It's incredibly pedestrian-friendly, and is considered one of the safest cities in Asia.
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Caro does something far more pedestrian: He writes reminders for himself to shut up.
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Police cars and yellow tape blocked every car and pedestrian route to the station.
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So navigating the intersections as a pedestrian can be daunting and less than efficient.
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In Japan, driving through a puddle that splashes a pedestrian is a fineable offense.
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These include frontal and side impact protection, electronic stability control and pedestrian front protection.
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In Ghana's capital Accra, it helped the mayor's office draft a pedestrian action plan.
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On Thursday night, the Americans had a more pedestrian task than setting a record.
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The crash is thought to be the first pedestrian death from an autonomous vehicle.
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The final design provides a pedestrian bridge to the water over a commuter parkway.
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But I saw perhaps the dumbest pedestrian just this week walking down Seventh Avenue.
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In total, there were 138 pedestrian fatalities in 2015, the lowest number since 1910.
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There are several pedestrian fence designs in place at different points along the border.
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Currently about 37 miles of the border have secondary pedestrian barriers, according to CBP.
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More parking areas for bikes may be designated on sidewalks and in pedestrian plazas.
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"To do a martini seemed a little pedestrian, a little obvious," Mr. Macy said.
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He is also a district representative for the San Francisco Pedestrian Safety Advisory Committee.
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It was believed to be the first pedestrian death associated with self-driving technology.
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The van attack in Cambrils left one pedestrian dead before police neutralized the attackers.
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Ten years ago, nobody knew about bus bulbs or slowing areas, or (pedestrian) plazas.
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The movement is entirely flat-footed, often pedestrian, with impulses now rigorous, now mild.
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It is believed to be first pedestrian death associated with a self-driving car.
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Enthusiasm cooled after an Uber test vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian last year.
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Governor Cuomo has even suggested opening roads normally reserved for cars to pedestrian traffic.
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Eighner found the city "unremittingly barren and ugly," and poorly designed for pedestrian use.
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"Sidewalks, bus shelters, pedestrian bridges for the schoolchildren, new storm drains," Mr. Zagheir said.
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In 2015, a duck boat struck and killed a pedestrian on a city street.
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Denver's 16th Street Mall, a pedestrian zone, welcomes bicycles on weekends, but not scooters.
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Under Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the Big Apple turned Times Square into a pedestrian haven.
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There's 'little concrete evidence' to connect distracted walking to pedestrian deaths, a report said.
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And, obviously, light trucks -- which include SUVs -- cause more severe pedestrian impacts than cars.
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It was believed to be the first pedestrian death involving a self-driving vehicle.
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Ms. Waldman wanted to know what something as luxuriously pedestrian as "better" was like.
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The runner's action is upright and pedestrian, but Mr. Naharin prefers more radical positions.
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It is no coincidence that all those places happen to be mainly pedestrian streets.
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That's the principal takeaway from Seo's pedestrian thriller, translated from the Korean by Jung.
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He was the sixth child pedestrian to be killed in 21950, city data showed.
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"Sous d'Autres Cieux" brought a pedestrian adaptation of Virgil's "Aeneid," directed by Maëlle Poésy.
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Other areas of the Times Square pedestrian plaza will be off limits to them.
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Ancient pedestrian lanes ran in all directions, their cobblestones too narrow for a car.
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Above: A pedestrian pushes his way through driving snow in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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The patriotic rage is a mask for a more pedestrian motive: punishing pesky critics.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Belgrade's main pedestrian street draws large numbers of foreign tourists every summer.
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Seven more bodies—some dismembered, some decapitated—were found under a nearby pedestrian bridge.
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Two of the three people inside the SUV were killed, along with a pedestrian.
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Mr. Trebay continued scoping out street style, finding a pedestrian touting his life's ambitions.
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Other users, however, may find such sessions too much like pedestrian self-help audiobooks.
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Between 26 and 3803, the current 2380 mile pedestrian wall was breached 29,22017 times.
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A planned pedestrian bridge over Ash Creek will make it easier to walk there.
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The city recorded five pedestrian deaths in a short period in a concentrated area.
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The railbed turned pedestrian park opened in 2009 and was finally completed in 2014.
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Uber, after a fatal pedestrian accident in Arizona, is now testing only in Pittsburgh.
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Jacksonville, Florida's enforcement of pedestrian violations raises concerns about another example of racial profiling.
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The existing upper tier of the BQE will be replaced with a pedestrian path.
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Though it's known that distracted driving is on the rise, "the role of the distracted pedestrian" may be an understudied problem, according to Kolosh, who cites a 26% increase in the number of pedestrian deaths on the road between 2000 and 22008.
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They have extended the sidewalk at heavily used pedestrian crossings along Water and Whitehall Streets and built a new pedestrian and bike pathway along South Street on the waterfront, which is expected to draw pedestrians and cyclists away from congested interior streets.
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I'm lucky to live in a pedestrian-friendly city within walking distance of my office.
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In historic downtown Montevideo, Alma offers a pedestrian-friendly locale for exploring the old port.
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A pedestrian walks a sign on Microsoft Headquarters campus July 17, 2014 in Redmond, Washington.
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They just want pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly infrastructure, and they're willing to make it themselves.
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Last year, Stanford University stripped Serra's name from two campus buildings and a pedestrian mall.
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A 37-year-old pedestrian was killed by a falling plank of a luxury development.
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The incident took place near the "El Chaparral" pedestrian border crossing into the United States.
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Some cars stopped before the pedestrian dummy could be hit, others were slower to react.
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Start the day with a stroll down Korzo, Rijeka's main pedestrian thoroughfare and nerve center.
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It became a 450-foot-long boondoggle, a pedestrian bridge that bounced more than expected.
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There are so many little pedestrian things that add up to become an intense thing.
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In spite of this uptick in traffic and pedestrian stops, crime did not go down.
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Should there be separate pedestrian corridors, keeping everything with wheels lumped together on the road?
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The simulated cars weren't slowing for the pedestrian as much as its real-world cars.
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The female figure climbs into the rope's loop, perching in a pedestrian yet statuesque pose.
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The bridge was just installed on Saturday morning and wasn't yet open for pedestrian use.
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New York City's DOT has also worked with artists to create awareness around pedestrian safety.
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Early Monday morning, an Uber-owned Volvo in autonomous mode struck and killed a pedestrian.
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For the moment, the government is retaining old-fashioned eye-level pedestrian lights as well.
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All that hand gesturing distracted the pedestrian, who ended up walking right into a pole.
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That might explain why some of the most pedestrian foods are getting the rainbow treatment.
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A lot of other automakers are thinking about how to mitigate pedestrian injuries in crashes.
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So, use Google tech to avoid pedestrian-to-car accidents by using their pervasive tech.
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Last month, for the first time ever, a pedestrian was killed by an autonomous vehicle.
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It will feature Ford's new driver-assist system with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection.
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Occasionally a pedestrian lets out a dry cough as fumes waft from slow-moving vehicles.
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In New York City, shops can retrieve pedestrian foot-traffic data right from their government.
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"The best possible outcome is to avoid hitting a pedestrian altogether," said IIHS manager Aylor.
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Two sources say the software identified but "filtered out" the pedestrian as a "false positive".
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What was most shocking about the Guns N' Roses set was how pedestrian it seemed.
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San Antonio wasn't exactly blistering offensively, but the Rockets' listlessness didn't punish their pedestrian showing.
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To provide for pedestrian and bicyclist safety, Secretary Chao will need to take specific action.
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Seven museums, an open art fair, pedestrian bridges and community gardens are also called for.
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The few advantages it offers over the less expensive pedestrian model aren't worth its cost.
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A 'Text Walking Lane' on pedestrian path introduced for phone users in Belgium in 2015.
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The pedestrian freeze has been lifted & traffic on W 58th St. will be opened shortly.
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He then proceeded to dance along the pedestrian crossing while wearing headphones in the clip.
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As a result the Force is thicker than the Z, at a more pedestrian 7mm.
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Inside the belly of the beast, pedestrian jazz plays over the sound of forks scraping.
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In March 2018, an Uber self-driving car struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona.
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In 1990, roughly 1,400 people died after a stampede broke out in a pedestrian tunnel.
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On the streets, a child-friendly city needs sufficient pedestrian crosswalks, crossing guards, and more.
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And Super Mario, stationed at the entrance to the pedestrian path, was drawing a crowd.
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It opened in 1923, making it the oldest pedestrian shopping mall in the United States.
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Another person simply said: "These people have saved a barefoot pedestrian a lot of pain."
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The East River Esplanade will be closed to pedestrian traffic between 63rd and 71st Streets.
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Harkey pointed out that Subaru's EyeSight system has been particularly effective in cutting pedestrian accidents.
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This month, one of its self-driving vehicles struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona.
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It features a statue of a beloved Civil War general and an expanded pedestrian area.
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This work, while still preliminary, can be applied to a huge array of pedestrian environments.
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One just approved will transform a major thoroughfare along the Seine into a pedestrian zone.
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In the days since a self-driving Uber vehicle killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Ariz.
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An ambitious tunnel project transformed the square around the Juárez Cathedral into a pedestrian mall.
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One of those question marks is dealing with car accidents, specifically car and pedestrian accidents.
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Only 10% said they would feel extremely or very safe as a passenger or pedestrian.
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Their defense was pedestrian, ranking 261.5th in the league in opponent points per 284.2 possessions.
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In an earlier case, a self-driving Uber killed a pedestrian in Arizona in March.
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Surveillance video shows passengers scurrying away as smoke fills the pedestrian tunnel after the blast.
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It was the first known pedestrian fatality from a driverless vehicle on a public road.
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"One day, there may be a wonderful pedestrian walkway along the water," Ms. Pemberton said.
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To call it aqua or teal seems too pedestrian for the man under consideration here.
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A decade later, Bridget Driscoll became its first pedestrian victim, according to Guinness World Records.
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What do you love about this spot on a pedestrian bridge overlooking the Marron Atrium?
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Later, the city began creating pedestrian plazas and rethought the role cars play in streets.
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What happens if a pedestrian slips on an icy sidewalk in front of the building?
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At the same time, De'Aaron Fox and Zach Collins are impressing after pedestrian rookie seasons.
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The same could be said for steel mesh pedestrian barriers and other types of fencing.
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The greenhouses also are filled with ornamental elements like pedestrian stone bridges and miniature waterfalls.
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So far, 1,100 safety improvements ranging from crosswalks to pedestrian rescue islands have been installed.
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Off-street parking for two cars is in a carport next to the pedestrian entrance.
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A pedestrian wearing a face mask walks in front of the Barclays Center, March 15.
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Pedestrian injuries in school zones covered by speed safety cameras have dropped by 23.3 percent.
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Downtown pedestrian zones work best when they are porous for people but impermeable for vehicles.
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The plan calls for more barriers in busy pedestrian areas to prevent vehicles from entering.
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When turning right and into a crosswalk, the cars hit the adult pedestrian every time.
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Coulter (Ruth Wilson), with your pedestrian name and estranged golden monkey daemon, who are you?
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Likewise, the Pedestrian Detection feature lets you select among Off, Alert or Alert and Brake.
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But those costumes, eye-catching as they were, were almost pedestrian by Mr. March's standards.
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The longest stretch of new pedestrian fencing — about 52 miles — is scheduled for Laredo, Tex.
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But those costumes, eye-catching as they were, were almost pedestrian by Mr. March's standards.
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Next year an iconic part of Oxford Street could be transformed into a pedestrian boulevard.
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Main Street, a pedestrian-friendly corridor of shops, restaurants and cafes, is eight blocks north.
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Also: Pedestrian safety in New York City; presidential debate rules; holiday waste; a tourist's tale.
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But the process being used to enact the tariffs, Alden said, is far from pedestrian.
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Pedestrian deaths 2018 might have been the deadliest year for pedestrians in almost three decades.
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There are, of course, contrary points of view on the effectiveness of legislating pedestrian behavior.
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And the mini bar was pedestrian, with an unimaginative selection of Champagne, nuts and candy.
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All of a sudden we have more room for things like pedestrian walkways and parks.
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During the day, the average Williamsburg pedestrian will witness a ceaseless torrent of Pokémon trainers.
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And in March 2018, one of Uber's self-driving cars killed a pedestrian in Arizona.
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In 2015, a Volvo which was thought to have a have a pedestrian detection feature slammed into two people in the Dominican Republic: The pedestrian detection feature had not been included in the Volvo, as it was sold separately, according to a Volvo spokesperson.
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By using this data to be able to build computer simulations of common and complex pedestrian environments, researchers will be able to simulate many different pedestrian configurations and then alter the parameters of the corridors or thoroughfares to see how efficiently people can get around.
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Maybe it had a blind spot, or lacked the resolution to identify Herzberg as a pedestrian.
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Maybe you think Musk used the term "pedo guy" to mean "man child or pedestrian," too.
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In Tempe, Arizona, an Uber in self-driving mode fatally struck a pedestrian on March 19.
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The centre is a concrete tangle of highways and roundabouts encircling windswept, early-28s pedestrian plazas.
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This new research comes at a time when pedestrian deaths are rising at a disturbing rate.
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"In this moment, the most important for most planners is to make pedestrian areas," Rueda says.
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In March 2018, a self-driving Uber vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
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In one, for instance, a self-driving car experiences brake failure ahead of a pedestrian crossing.
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No one has ever questioned my legitimacy as a citizen or a homeowner or a pedestrian.
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Also, can it avoid pedestrian collisions in order to make it a safer alternative to driving?
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Train stations are expanding pedestrian zones on their perimeters to further cushion passengers from vehicular threats.
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But some cities are making progress in creating a more pedestrian-friendly environment, the ITDP found.
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A self-driven Uber SUV struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, in March 2018.
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A pedestrian walks past a sign displaying the temperature on June 20, 2017 in Phoenix, Arizona.
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The pedestrian, Elaine Herzberg, was transported to the hospital, where she later died from her injuries.
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I caught myself, stood at a pedestrian crossing, tapping out a 4/4 on my thigh.
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In March, one of Uber's self-driving cars struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
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This may seem relatively pedestrian compared to, say, the exciting worlds of robotics or augmented reality.
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It was the first known case of a pedestrian being killed by a self-driving car.
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If you perform the same trick twice in a row, what was magical is rendered pedestrian.
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And a jump in pedestrian deaths—which we'll need much more than autonomous vehicles to prevent.
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A movie about teens wandering across America in pursuit of adventure and escape might seem pedestrian.
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Archie's story feels to be a part of an entirely different, far more pedestrian teen drama.
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These are the worst states to be a pedestrian Oh Florida, why are we not surprised?
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And Uber's travails include a pedestrian death caused by one of its autonomous vehicles last month.
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Uber's fatal crash last month was the first self-driving car accident to kill a pedestrian.
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Cops say the driver was cited for failing to stop of a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
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"This is a pretty pedestrian result," said Jeff Bock, a box office analyst with Exhibitor Relations.
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Stadtwerke Augsburg hopes the innovation will decrease pedestrian accidents for those relatively oblivious to their surroundings.
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This March image shows the condition of a pedestrian bridge on the Florida International University campus.
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The 1 person who was killed was apparently a pedestrian who was struck by the crane.
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The trick, explains Søberg, was to take something familiar but not turn it into something pedestrian.
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The pedestrian first-quarter growth pace is, however, not a true picture of the economy's health.
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But this pedestrian is far too chill to let any marauding truck get in his way.
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The shift is making a complex and thoughtful story into something of a boring, pedestrian gorefest.
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The patent shows the car's adhesive portion being revealed after coming into contact with the pedestrian.
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It looks absolutely dope, making the admittedly attractive standard black S7 Edge look pedestrian by comparison.
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Pedestrian Verse had distilled the band's sound and perfected something they'd been working on for years.
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It's the equivalent of getting a speeding ticket and asking a pedestrian to pay for it.
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Other types of pedestrian traffic violations also tend to be enforced more heavily against black residents.
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The public park will include bike paths, a pedestrian bridge, a plaza, and an event space.
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Helen's stripped its concept to something that's pedestrian and unexciting despite all the bells and whistles.
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And from 2012 to 2016, 22% of pedestrian fatalities on Halloween night involved a drunken driver.
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For example, a self-driving car operated by Uber killed a pedestrian in Arizona in March.
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Likewise, scoring a goal can elevate a forward's pedestrian day to a 7 or an 8.
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Sitting at her jewelry kiosk at the pedestrian mall, Sylvette Villafañe-Ruíz said she was torn.
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A rendering of the Garden Bridge, a proposed pedestrian bridge over the River Thames, in London.
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What has dropped in Chicago is proactive policing: Pedestrian stops are down 82 percent through Sept.
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On average, a black pedestrian was passed by twice as many vehicles before a driver yielded.
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Melbourne hurtles Australia into the 21st century by putting 19th century women at pedestrian crossings. pic.twitter.
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Last week, a pedestrian in Arizona was struck and killed by a "semi-autonomous" vehicle, i.e.
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Kenney said the number of pedestrian stops by police has dropped 50% from 2015 to 2017.
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Democrats have refused, but maintained offers to extend funding for border security that includes pedestrian fencing.
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The lane continues with a clear demarcation between pedestrian walkway (cobblestones) and bike lane (paved path).
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By analyzing photos of pedestrians, for example, a neural network can learn to identify a pedestrian.
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Dotted with strip malls, small businesses and professional and government offices, it is hardly pedestrian-friendly.
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Populations are rising in urban areas where most pedestrian fatalities occur, and cities are more congested.
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This may be the first pedestrian to ever be killed in a self-driving vehicle accident.
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F.Y.I. Q. It seems that pedestrian deaths receive attention only when they're extraordinary in some way.
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Barcelona residents can see the superblocks now; they can witness a patchwork of pedestrian areas forming.
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By analyzing thousands of images, a neural network can, for example, learn to identify a pedestrian.
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The Indianapolis Cultural Trail, an eight-mile urban bike and pedestrian path, passes directly in front.
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She, too, uses Cunningham's vocabulary — but she amalgamates it with movements from sport and pedestrian movement.
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Ms. Baer calls them "pedestrian safety and sanity managers" because they improve the quality of life.
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Drivers called it a road of kings, four wide open lanes far above the pedestrian horde.
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Chinese traffic, however, can be horrendous, and navigating streets as a pedestrian is always an adventure.
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Along the way, there will be about 18 gaps, mostly for pedestrian access to the riverfront.
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Three days after an Uber self-driving vehicle fatally crashed into a pedestrian in Tempe, Ariz.
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Dunbar's tone, pedestrian even in anger, is of our time; it is ours, it is us.
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But Uptown Dallas soon saw the pedestrian safety issues of sidewalk riding and flipped its position.
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The transportation department's latest accessible pedestrian signal status report lists 100 intersections targeted for future upgrades.
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Data suggests that this automatic system is far cheaper than "human" ticketing and reduces pedestrian deaths.
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The subjects seem, at first, like a motley mix of the pedestrian, the sacred and profane.
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Pedestrian and cyclist deaths also increased, prompting calls for more bike lanes and enforcement of drivers.
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That same year, pedestrian traffic deaths rose by 11 percent, the Governors Highway Safety Association found.
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She swung the bag to the ground as the flow of pedestrian traffic streamed around her.
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Then the lead pack ran the first mile in 6:40, which felt pedestrian to her.
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Fifty bucks is a lot for most college students, even if sandwiches are a bit pedestrian.
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Wolfgang has driven through a pedestrian crossing because he's on his cellphone, fighting with his husband.
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Despite the reports, Crown Heights was humming with pedestrian traffic on Friday afternoon, with Hanukkah underway.
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The regulations require electric cars to produce artificial noise at low levels to prevent pedestrian accidents.
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The vortex of this energetic destination is the pedestrian-only Bulevardi Nene Tereza (Mother Teresa Boulevard).
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"Folks have to come up on a pedestrian level," said Art Bond, principal of Bond Architects.
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Some schools might have a pedestrian bridge out front to funnel visitors to that main entrance.
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The economy grew at a pedestrian 0.7 percent pace in the first three months of 2017.
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It sits atop the new Rajiceva shopping center, smack in the center of Belgrade's pedestrian zone.
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They pulled down pedestrian overpasses onto the highway to block tanker trucks from reaching the plant.
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The building is on Passatge Sert, a quiet pedestrian street in the neighborhood of El Born.
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As she recounts, in the early 1970s, pedestrian curb cuts were unheard-of in American cities.
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The pedestrian bridge, which connected the city of Sweetwater and the FIU campus, collapsed last Thursday.
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A $1,690 package bundles semiautonomous parking, with adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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And Oneonta plans to open a passageway between Main and Market Streets to ease pedestrian access.
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Work-Live-Play: Mixed-use development that includes residential, commercial and entertainment and is pedestrian-friendly.
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In March, a pedestrian in Arizona was struck and killed by a "semi-autonomous" vehicle, i.e.
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Patrick Kindlon: It's the most pedestrian answer in the world, but people kept giving us money.
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SUVs are more likely to be involved in accidents that result in a pedestrian being killed; the study found that SUVs specifically had a roughly 50 percent rise in pedestrian fatalities since 2013 compared with a 30 percent rise for other cars during the same period.
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Instead, hundreds camped outside the San Ysidro pedestrian walkway waiting for a chance to apply for asylum.
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If it thinks your brakes can't stop you from hitting a pedestrian, it will steer around it.
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I'm staying in Lapad, which is an area filled with hotels and restaurants down a pedestrian walkway.
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This week, a self-driving Volvo owned by Uber struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
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That could help the sensor spot things like a pedestrian darting out between two cars, Haag said.
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Police warned earlier this week that any pedestrian who entered the expressway would face arrest and prosecution.
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The area didn't have marked pedestrian crossing or traffic lights to illuminate the road at the time.
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"We doubled1 the amount of pedestrian space," says Craig Dykers, co-founder of the architecture firm Snøhetta.
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They do report finding records for 195 bike accidents and 181 pedestrian injuries at those same hospitals.
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You get off at Coliseum Station, walk over a pedestrian bridge and — boom — you're at the ballpark.
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The economy is growing at about 2 percent a year, which is pretty pedestrian by historical standards.
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When encountering an adult pedestrian at night, these supposed high-tech detection systems were "ineffective," AAA says.
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The city must also create one million square feet of pedestrian space in the first two years.
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French cooking is really the result of peasants figuring out how to extract flavor from pedestrian ingredients.
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Before long a seemingly pedestrian election became a referendum on the role of Islam in Indonesian politics.
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Yes, but: So far, AAA testing shows that pedestrian detection and braking systems don't work very well.
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The risk of on-road tests surfaced last year when an Uber test vehicle killed a pedestrian.
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Utahs running game had been pedestrian during its losing streak and several players had requested more attempts.
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However, since 2009, while deaths from those in vehicles have flat-lined, pedestrian deaths have risen steadily.
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Pedestrian deaths accounted for 16% of all U.S traffic deaths in 2017, up from 12% in 2009.
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You would notice if a policeman took photos of every parked car and pedestrian on your street.
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Pavements, street signs and pedestrian signals, for example, are often designed for the young and able-bodied.
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It was likely the first time that a human pedestrian has been killed by an autonomous vehicle.
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"I think many AV teams could handle a pogo stick user in pedestrian crosswalk," Ng told me.
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Their foray into self-driving abruptly stopped after a tragic accident that killed a pedestrian in Arizona.
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I think that it is - it is selfish, it is narcissistic, it is so pedestrian and partisan.
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Standing at the islands' pedestrian thresholds, the installation exists so that visitors can see themselves seeing it.
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Some of these suggestions are so stupidly obvious and pedestrian, you might think I'm a bad son.
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Rookie Jacoby Brissett closed out Sunday's game with a pedestrian line of 6/9 for 92 yards.
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An Uber vehicle in autonomous mode hit and killed a pedestrian early Monday morning in Tempe, Arizona.
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The premier visited the pub back in May to take a portrait with his portrait, Pedestrian reported.
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The driver is going too fast and the pedestrian doesn't get their attention before it's too late.
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The 22015-liter, twin-turbo V8 has been juiced from a pedestrian 445 horsepower up to 600.
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Oxenfree takes on certain The Twilight Zone traditions, turning normal pedestrian objects into conduits for supernatural dread.
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I'll keep working on T. rex to make him more test-worthy for animal and pedestrian sensors.
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This year's six winners also included a children's library in Beijing and a pedestrian bridge in Tehran.
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From there they can broadcast a packet of information linked to the motion address of the pedestrian.
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Pedestrian deaths, while still far too many for Kottick, hit a historic low of 134 in 2015.
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These may be pedestrian proceedings, but they are riven with deep debates over the meaning of ownership.
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The pedestrian bridge connects the Institut de France and the central square of the Palais du Louvre.
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A highlight of the project will be a community bike and pedestrian bridge over the Bayfront Expressway.
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The heavily visited tourist attraction sits on a pedestrian island surrounded by vehicular traffic in Lower Manhattan.
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The vehicle struck a pedestrian who was near the main gate, and then sped from the scene.
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A pedestrian promenade along Newark Avenue between Grove and Erie Streets is lined with bars and restaurants.
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During the experiment, volunteers were told to press the horn as soon as they saw a pedestrian.
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However, the focus on hurricanes seems to have led officials to neglect a far more pedestrian threat.
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Curbed also noted that these initiatives don't just help families, but help "everyone by increasing pedestrian safety."
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It wanted a building that was conveniently situated but without a lot of distracting pedestrian traffic nearby.
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Just off the Corso Vittorio Emanuele, it is one of the most popular pedestrian streets in Milan.
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Pedestrian-detection systems do little to protect the people they detect, new data from AAA has found.
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The city has said it wants to renew the area and increase the number of pedestrian streets.
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That honor goes instead to the total indifference expressed by every pedestrian in New York's Central Park.
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The method would be meant to prevent the pedestrian from getting more injuries after the initial strike.
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Bistro Oreha is an excellent restaurant with outdoor seating on the main pedestrian mall in downtown Burgas.
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"The man died after a roadway crash involving a village plow truck and a pedestrian," police said.
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An easy work commute and pedestrian-friendly streets optimize one of the most important happiness secrets: people.
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Walk on by Ever hit that pedestrian button at a crosswalk, but it seemed liked nothing happened?
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Final Update: Suspicious package has been cleared and south fence line pedestrian traffic has returned to normal.
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First off, depending on how much you're drinking, espresso can be a more pedestrian dose of caffeine.
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A $2,100 Tech Package includes lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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"Without sponsorship, you're just a fast pedestrian," Ms. Guthrie, 78, a former pilot and aerospace engineer, said.
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It's also ... dull and pedestrian, which makes you understand why Snap hasn't done this up until now.
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The measure would allocate $2202 billion for border security, including pedestrian fencing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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This is the first time a pedestrian has been killed by an autonomous car on public roads.
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At first I thought the truck didn't realize the road had been made pedestrian for the celebration.
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What were his defining feaures and posessions when he was going through the movements of a pedestrian?
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In the Uber crash, the car was in autonomous mode for 19 minutes before hitting the pedestrian.
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The car itself already comes with some great features ... massage seats, night vision with pedestrian recognition, etc.
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The campaign came after a rainbow pedestrian crossing on Sydney's Oxford Street was controversially removed by officials.
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They are piled all over New York — unsightly monuments of trash blocking sidewalks and threatening pedestrian safety.
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Henry Wdowiak, 153, a pedestrian who was trapped underneath one of the buses, died at the scene.
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HONG KONG — For people-watching in Hong Kong, few places beat Mong Kok and its pedestrian zones.
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That route is usually covered by a pedestrian bridge, which allows passengers to walk around the shuttles.
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Several cities face pressure to tear down the 240s-era mega-roads and reinstate pedestrian-friendly streets.
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In the hours after the crash, Mr. de Blasio expressed empathy as a pedestrian and a parent.
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A video also showed a pedestrian getting into a confrontation with activists, who threw water at her.
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And the recent death of a pedestrian by a self-driving car has renewed criticism of Uber.
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The community will have eight acres of parks, plazas and bike-pedestrian paths open to the public.
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But while many cities have made progress toward that goal, pedestrian deaths have proved difficult to eradicate.
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In expanding and creating bicycle lanes and pedestrian malls, the city has decreased driving lanes for vehicles.
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A huge pedestrian plaza in the Guanyinqiao neighborhood pulses with lights and crowds even on weekday nights.
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Officially known as pedestrian safety managers, they are vigilant escorts across some of the city's busiest intersections.
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He worked closely with the business community to revitalize the waterfront and preserve the downtown pedestrian mall.
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All vehicle and pedestrian traffic had been blocked by police, said New York Police Detective Hubert Reyes.
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"We are doing everything we can to improve our efforts on the pedestrian ramps," Ms. Trottenberg said.
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The thoroughfares along the river have been mostly closed to traffic and reborn as lively pedestrian promenades.
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Bausch's primal-pedestrian approach to choreography is nothing new, but the public's willingness to accept it is.
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We walked slowly down 125th Street, Harlem's main thoroughfare, allowing the pedestrian traffic to bustle around us.
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Crowded pedestrian zones like Las Ramblas, the Thames waterfront and Charlottesville's downtown mall are not going away.
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Recently, however, in some cities, security concerns are acknowledged as the motivation for creating pedestrian-only zones.
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Separately, a $260 million project to create a verdant pedestrian bridge across the Thames has been scrapped.
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AdCon is still pedestrian in size relative to the company's annual re:Invent conference for Amazon Web Services.
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Cover: Protesters fill the main pedestrian thoroughfare of Bogotá Thursday in a procession that lasted all day.
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The movement is rough, often pedestrian, with outflung limbs, hunched bodies, rolling heads and jerky, twitching impulses.
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That year, there were 23 pedestrian fatalities, down from 903 the prior year, according to the city.
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The fatalities included a pedestrian who was hit by a truck on New Year's Eve in Harlem.
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The beer truck, stolen earlier on Friday, mowed down pedestrians along Drottninggatan, a busy pedestrian shopping street.
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Even base 80s come with automatic braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
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But Uber's revenue increased by a far more pedestrian rate of 13% from last year's second quarter.
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The article states that pedestrian deaths in the United States approached a 30-year high last year.
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For more than 20 years, a Mong Kok pedestrian zone has been a cacophony of street performers.
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Visibly nervous parents crossed the pedestrian bridge, some with children and carrying luggage, a Reuters witness said.
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The 23-year-old driver was unable to perceive a pedestrian who was wearing all dark clothing.
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The Salle who emerges is both vain and un-self-conscious, talented and slipshod, fascinating and pedestrian.
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Hundreds of riot police blocked their path to prevent them advancing along the district's main pedestrian avenue.
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Pedestrian deaths accounted for 16% of all U.S traffic deaths in 21996, up from 280% in 267.
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And even "pedestrian fencing" isn't always effective: The lowest apprehension rate along the entire US-Mexico border, where only an estimated 17 percent of border crossers are caught, is the sections of the El Paso sector that are "completely covered" by pedestrian fencing built in the past 903 years.
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So the security piece watches the input and output data carefully to watch for anything suspicious like spoofed visual data (to trick the car into thinking there's a pedestrian, for instance) to tweaked output data (say to prevent it from taking proper precautions if it does detect a pedestrian).
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The pedestrian lights will be unveiled in May and be in place for a 12 month commemorative period.
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Ex-Mayor Mike Bloomberg closed down several blocks of Times Square, turning them into well-trafficked pedestrian hangouts.
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The pedestrian ended up shooting Craig, and the friend seemed confident it was 17-year-old Kia Stewart.
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Her poetry collections include Huangma Mountains, Collected Poems of Zeng Xiaoqiong, Pedestrian Bridge, and Poems Falling on Machines.
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In March, for example, one of ride-hailing powerhouse Uber's autonomous vehicles killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona.
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Coal has become so important for Nakhodka that a pedestrian area called Stevedores Alley was opened in September.
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Like AT&T, Microsoft's once-lofty valuation shrank to more pedestrian levels during the time of the lawsuit.
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Boston authorities responded to a 911 call about a pedestrian struck by a vehicle about 12:50 p.m.
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Earlier this year, an Uber test vehicle in autonomous-mode hit and killed a pedestrian just outside Phoenix.
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First and foremost, we are painfully pedestrian when it comes to diagnosing the problems with our national team.
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Pedestrian Outer will be released on September on 17 Steps/Astralwerks in the US. Follow Alexander on Twitter.
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Uber pulled all testing in March, after one of the company's autonomous vehicles struck and killed a pedestrian.
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But then the movie will slip out of these terrific sequences and back into something much more pedestrian.
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Some are found in the same concentration in Earth's crust as the far more pedestrian-sounding element copper.
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They found that Florida's statute 335.065 led to a significant reduction in pedestrian fatalities compared to other states.
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For instance, if a self-driving vehicle decides to run down a pedestrian, who will be held accountable?
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It will stretch underneath the Las Vegas Convention Center, and feature three stations and a separate pedestrian tunnel.
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A study published in JAMA Pediatrics this year reviewed the data on all American pedestrian fatalities on Halloween.
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A group of school children crossing the road in Norway learned an important lesson in pedestrian safety recently.
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People flee the scene of an explosion on the pedestrian Istiklal avenue in Istanbul on March 20163, 22016.
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Utah&aposs running game had been pedestrian during its losing streak and several players had requested more attempts.
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That's because Musk also did us the favor of posting a mockup video of his underground pedestrian paradise.
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Other songs echo with footsteps, motorcycle engine roars, car alarms, pedestrian chatter and various sounds of the city.
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I have spoken with Miami-Dade County Police Chief Juan Perez about the pedestrian bridge collapse at FIU.
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Some will follow pedestrian signals, some will obey traffic lights, and some will do none of the above.
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In the Trump administration, where five cabinet members have faced investigations over travel expenses, it seems rather pedestrian.
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Sharpshooters will take up positions on rooftops, and officers with long guns will stand guard at pedestrian checkpoints.
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The victims included the driver of the tour bus, a passenger on the transit bus and a pedestrian.
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After one pedestrian died after getting hit by an autonomous Uber car earlier this year, consumer confidence declined.
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Most recently, a pedestrian was killed after being struck by a self-driving Uber vehicle in Tempe, Arizona.
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St. pedestrian bike path a few blocks north of Chambers Street and struck multiple people along the path.
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An Uber self-driving test vehicle struck a pedestrian on March 18th in Tempe, a suburb of Phoenix.
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The new A43 models, however, bring many of the A9's advancements down to more pedestrian price levels.
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Informal vendors crowd the roadway packed with pedestrian traffic through a neighborhood rife with cross-border gang violence.
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ET about a incident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian, Virginia Beach police said in a news release.
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The motorcyclist, however, dropped one satchel of loot after hitting a pedestrian in a melee fleeing the scene.
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Police arrived on the scene minutes later and brought the baby onto a pedestrian walkway and continued CPR.
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Cryptopsy released two albums with DiSalvo, but they had quickly become more of a pedestrian death metal band.
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The idea for a pedestrian bridge with trees and flowers spanning the River Thames was mooted in 2.53.
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When the raised trailer crashes into the pedestrian bridge, the contents of the trailer fly across the highway.
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Neither of these, say the patent, address the potential injuries when a pedestrian is thrown from the car.
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Last month, Uber made headlines when a self-driving car killed a 49-year-old pedestrian in Arizona.
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There is also the question of vandalism: What's to stop a pedestrian from destroying one of these robots?
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People filled the highway, crowded onto a pedestrian overpass, and gathered along a fence on a nearby embankment.
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But to permit them was a huge challenge given pedestrian traffic and post-9/11 security in Manhattan.
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Nevertheless, they both stand out among the wide array of more pedestrian IoT devices already on the market.
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A pedestrian had found him unconscious next to his car at a South Pasadena park and called police.
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If a pedestrian is hit at that speed, the likelihood of them being killed is close to 40%.
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Much of that enthusiasm was diminished, however, by the Pixel's industrial design: it's pedestrian, unexciting, and frankly mediocre.
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Last month, Musk announced that the company would be adjusting its plans to prioritize pedestrian traffic over vehicles.
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We reached out to Tesla but didn't hear back about what its pedestrian warning noise will sound like.
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There may be situations in which Traffic-Aware Cruise Control does not detect a vehicle, bicycle, or pedestrian.
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When that moment of acceptance first happened, I crossed through the mental boundary that separates pedestrian from driver.
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Collectors and dealers choose to store art in the free ports for more pedestrian reasons than tax avoidance.
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Police in Virginia Beach on Monday say Whitaker was a pedestrian when struck by the car Sunday night.
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The incident followed after the U.S. suspended pedestrian crossings at the San Ysidro port of entry in California.
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Since radar looks forward, it might not notice a potential obstacle like a pedestrian entering from the side.
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Suchkova, 31, works on the creation and operation of pedestrian plazas for the Horticultural Society of New York.
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Many are concentrated in the historical center, much of it entirely pedestrian and dating back to Phoenician times.
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It will also require the creation of a new Pedestrian Ramp Unit within the city's Department of Transportation.
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"Subaru's EyeSight technology has lead to a 35 percent reduction in pedestrian accident-related insurance claims," Harkey said.
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High density pedestrian congestion isn't a new problem, but as the world's population increases, it's a growing problem.
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Then, in 2011, a New York City ordinance banned smoking at public parks, boardwalks, beaches and pedestrian plazas.
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"You have to inform people in pedestrian language what you have to do with your data," said Rep.
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The DOJ will often refer to layering efforts as such even when they're quite pedestrian, according to Sklar.
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A pedestrian who is hit by a car would, in effect, stick to the front of the vehicle.
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This brings me back to Jaylen Brown, whose stats at Cal were remarkably pedestrian ... except for his turnovers.
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City officials said the explosion happened in a pedestrian tunnel under 42nd Street between 7th and 8th avenues.
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The bus driver was arrested and charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian, according to the police.
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Hawkers, hackers, and pickpockets hunting for iPhones all cram onto the pedestrian sky bridge that spans Zhongguancun Road.
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