US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent letters to DC leaders urging changes to improve safety in transportation. He criticized DC's Department of Transportation for misaligned policies and called for the removal of murals, citing safety concerns. Duffy's communication to Amtrak highlights the need for enhanced crime prevention at Union Station by coordinating with federal security agencies. These actions demonstrate a proactive approach to addressing pedestrian safety and crime in Washington, DC, demanding reports from the involved agencies within 30 days to assess the situation further.
Secretary Duffy emphasized that the current policies of DC's Department of Transportation are misaligned with safety goals and efficient operation for all users of roadways.
Duffy expressed significant concern over the distracting murals on public roadways, suggesting they adversely affect traffic control and public safety rather than contribute positively to roadway use.
In his outreach to Amtrak, Duffy called for expanded security measures in Union Station, urging closer coordination with federal agencies to enhance overall safety.
Duffy's letters highlight a broader push for stricter safety protocols in Washington, DC's transportation, linking crime rates with effective control measures in transit areas.
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