Wayne State study examines intersections safety

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DETROIT (AP) — A Wayne State University researcher is helping lead a federally funded study that seeks to make intersections safer.

Civil engineering assistant professor Timothy Gates is the Detroit school’s lead investigator on a National Cooperative Highway Research Program project. It examines the connection between roadway safety and available sight distance at intersections controlled by stop signs on the minor streets.

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