Redesigned Crosswalks Could Save Walkers' Lives Redesigned Crosswalks Could Save Walkers' Lives
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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.
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