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Nashville council member says he will be ‘evaluating’ restricting cars on Broadway after deadly pedestrian crash

Metro Council Member Jacob Kupin is considering restricting cars on Broadway following a deadly pedestrian crash. An 87-year-old Kentucky man ran a red light, hitting four people and killing one. Police are investigating, and a bill to restrict right turns on red will be discussed.

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