Redesigned Crosswalks Could Save Walkers' Lives Redesigned Crosswalks Could Save Walkers' Lives
Redesigned Crosswalks Could Save Walkers' Lives
Here's a brilliantly simple idea from the Korean designer Jae Min Lim, via Fast Company's Co.Design: redesigning crosswalks to reflect how pedestrians actually walk.
Recently on GOOD
-
Border agency tries to get sympathy for the hard work of separating families. They’re getting roasted instead. A similar separation policy could be starting again.
-
Gay teacher fabulously shuts down homophobic mom who pulled her kids from his class. A drama teacher had the best response to the mom who stopped her kids from taking classes with him after discovering he was gay.
-
Mom calls out nurse who body-shamed her 13-year-old daughter during annual check-up. It can't be easy to raise daughters in a world that is constantly telling them how to look
-
Bridezilla enforces ugly $1,000 dress code based on weight. That's not even the worst part. This may be the most insane bridezilla story ever told.
-
Photographer responds to unsolicited nude pic by sending it to the man’s mother. “I think you need to have a chat with your son.”
