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Right turns on red could be banned in Nashville under new Metro Council proposal
Nashville’s Metro Council is considering a proposal to ban right turns on red in the downtown core and surrounding neighborhoods to improve pedestrian safety. The bill, introduced by Council member Sandra Sepulveda, aims to reduce traffic fatalities, as 20 pedestrians have been killed this year. The law change would require a public hearing and two readings before taking effect in five months.
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