Parents whose ‘beloved’ son, 11, was hit and killed by lorry on ‘dangerous’ roundabout zebra crossing launch campaign to install traffic lights
The parents of an 11-year-old boy who was killed by a lorry while using a zebra crossing on a roundabout have launched a campaign calling for traffic lights to be installed at the site. They describe the crossing as "dangerous" and their son as "beloved", and are pushing local authorities to make the junction safer to prevent further deaths or injuries.
Specific details of the collision, the location and the campaign's demands were not available in the source material provided. The family's campaign centres on the installation of traffic lights at the roundabout crossing where the fatal collision occurred, as they seek to hold authorities accountable for road safety at the site.
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