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Support Safer Streets in East Kensington (Frankford Ave.)

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Always dangerous.

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Erin Olsovsky
5 years ago

I live 2 blocks from here & this needs to be closed off because you have to pull so far out onto Frankford to see if any cars are coming. Most drivers I see using it are pretty aggressive & just push their way our into traffic.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please improve these intersections and make this neighborhood safer and more pedestrian/family friendly.

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Tim Breswick
5 years ago

I regularly walk/drive through this intersection and would love to see improved safety measures.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Thank you!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

2476 EMERALD ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA, 19125

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Mike Polise
5 years ago

Fix our streets

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Ryan Jones
5 years ago

This is an important project that effects my daily quality of life in a positive way.

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Dave Orantes
5 years ago

This would be a great improvement to that intersection!

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David Maver
5 years ago

I fully endorse this.

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Ruth Easterbrook
5 years ago

Safety for pedestrians helps everyone

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Needs fixing!

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Matthew Philip Kalasky
5 years ago

2048 E. Huntingdon St.

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Christopher Romano
5 years ago

By far one of the trickiest intersections in my neighborhood. I've been lucky to not get in an accident or worse here.

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Seren Akcay
5 years ago

This is a constant dangerous intersection. I pass this every day by car and often by foot and it is rarely easy to navigate. This proposal would be a welcomed improvement from the “anything goes” nature this current intersection has.

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Chelsea jorgensen
5 years ago

Love this

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Anonymous
5 years ago

2433 E. Norris St.

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Adam Rivera
5 years ago

Super dangerous intersecting. People parking on Frankford make it difficult to see if anyone is coming, and there is no stop sign in Frankford for oncoming traffic. Yes! Please fix this!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Would like to this happen!

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Jason Rinker
5 years ago

The intersection is ridiculous. Definitely need some thoughts on how to restructure traffic and pedestrians to create a viable commercial corridor for the neighborhood.