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Rob Blackstone of Terrace has ralsed concerns about the safe-
ty of the crossing at the Sande Overpass. Blackstone is
worrled about possible problems fh his son Morgan, 12, may en-
counter.

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TERRACE — A resident
of §. Kalum St. recently
expressed concern about
the safety of pedestrians
crossing Highway 16 at
the Sande overpass, but a
Terrace Ministry of High-
ways representative says
the pedestrian signal has
been checked and is op-
erating correctly.

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Review that the walk-

don’t walk cycle for light

is too shori to allow safe
crossing of the heavily-
travelled road. Blackstone
said he is particularly wor-

ried by the fact that his.

children make daily use of
the crosswalk in going to
Clarence Michiel School.
Highways district man-
ager Bill Stanley said the

electrical foreman examin-
ed the signal when Black-
stone’s’ complaint was
received. The ‘signal’ was
found to be in good work-
ing order, and Stanley
speculated that Blackstone
may have a _ misunder-
standing of the signalling
system.

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for seven seconds,’’ Stan-.

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errace » Review _ _ Wednesday, January 28, 1987°

Worrled about ©
pedestrian crossing

ley explained. :

dicates toa pedestrian that: al

it is safe.to begin crossing.

Afterward, the don’t-walk ae

singal goes on, meaning
the pedestrian

‘should.

wait. The time given to.
cross before traffic pro- .
ceeds is actually thirty’
seconds, which is plenty of |
time to get across the in- -

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