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Detroit News
March 7, 2008
The Road Commission for Oakland County and three disabled plaintiffs came to an agreement Wednesday about an August 2007 lawsuit concerning pedestrian safety at the roundabout at Maple and Drake roads.
The Road Commission has agreed to install an experimental device near the roundabout that uses a push-button system and audible signal to halt traffic and allow pedestrians to cross safely, said Attorney Richard Bernstein, who represents the disabled residents.
Pending approval from U.S. District Judge Victoria A. Roberts, the equipment will be installed this summer and the lawsuit will be stayed for a year so the system can be tested. If it's successful the county plans to install the equipment at roundabout throughout Oakland, which could have national implications.
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