State lawmakers approve bill to help prevent wrong-way crashes
In January, state Rep. Quentin Williams was killed by a wrong-way driver.
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Jun 3, 2023, 2:24 AM
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10h agoState lawmakers approved a bill Friday that would add 120 cameras and detection systems in hopes of preventing wrong-way crashes.
Overhead signs will also go up warning other drivers of an oncoming car.
In January, state Rep. Quentin Williams was killed by a wrong-way driver.
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