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A visual of the proposed new road of Jefferson Avenue in a public presentation delivered by the city on Jan. 15 over Zoom. Courtesy: City of Redwood City.

Jefferson Avenue, which sees an average of 20,000 cars per day, is getting a redesign at a cost of $8 million, after the Redwood City council on Monday voted to include new features such as bike lanes and a new traffic signal. 

“It’s a fact of American life that almost nobody in this country is more than one or two degrees away from a serious injury or a road death,” said Council member Isabella Chu. “I am very excited about this change, and I think it’s so gratifying to see so much engagement from the community.” […]

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