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Statement by Kevin Carmona-Murphy

Although I am not a resident of the Kirkendall neighbourhood, I fully support the implementation of a pedestrian crosswalk at Kent and Aberdeen. As a cyclist who has travelled along Aberdeen before, I found it very difficult to find a gap in traffic along this stretch of road. For less able-bodied persons this could be more challenging, and very dangerous.

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