A rally focused on bicycle safety took place in Niagara Falls on Saturday dedicated to the memory of Yolanda Yvette Carr, a 50-year-old woman who tragically lost her life in a hit-and-run incident while riding her e-bike on 22nd Street and Niagara Avenue earlier this week. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of safe streets for cyclists and to advocate for increased safety measures.
Niagara Falls Councilman Brian Archie emphasized the significance of implementing bike plans to enhance street safety. He stressed the need for accountability, stating, "And actually holding people accountable to do the things that they say that they're going to do. I know that the City of Niagara Falls is currently working on a revision of its bike master plan, and I hope that it will help add to increase safety measures for its residents."
The investigation into the hit-and-run incident that claimed Yolanda Yvette Carr's life is still ongoing with the Niagara Falls Police actively working to determine the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.
The rally served as a powerful reminder of the need for increased awareness and respect between motorists and cyclists. By promoting bicycle safety and advocating for safer streets, the community aims to prevent further tragedies and foster a culture of mutual respect and responsibility on the roads.
The memory of Yolanda Yvette Carr will continue to inspire efforts to improve bicycle safety and create a safer environment for all residents of Niagara Falls.
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Information from independent reporting and WKBW.