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Also in
this section: ![]() The acute turn from Avenida Peru
onto Via España has always been dangerous because cars
and pedestrians
often can't see one another in time to make proper adjustments. Moving
the crosswalk a few meters to the left would reduce that problem, but
the problem is that both advertisers and drivers are given higher
priority than pedestrians.
Transito's street direction
changes make matters worse
The
dangerous
intersection of Via España, Avenida Peru and Calle 42photos by Eric Jackson ![]() Further on, we have two lanes of
traffic turning left off of Via España onto Calle 42,
with no traffic light or stop sign and lanes that aren't so wide and
aren't well marked.
![]() Crossing the same intersection as
above in the opposite direction, vehicles come rushing up from behind
pedestrians' backs, coming into their field of view from the
blind side in an instant if they are looking forward at the
crosswalk they intend to use.
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