Spectrum News 1 Quotes Anthony D. Hall on Rising Pedestrian Deaths in Ohio | KNR

Kisling, Nestico & Redick Partner Anthony D. Hall was quoted in Spectrum News 1 in a piece on how Hamilton County communities are working to make streets safer for pedestrians as pedestrian deaths in Ohio climb again.

The article focused on Lincoln Heights, where village leaders partnered with the Hamilton County Board of Health’s WeTHRIVE! initiative to add new crosswalks, better lighting, and bump-outs that slow traffic and keep cars from parking too close to stop signs. Seven communities across the county are working on similar projects.

Hall told Spectrum News 1 that law firms have also seen more pedestrian-related cases

“The most tragic calls that we often get are parents whose child’s just been hit by a car,” Hall said. “That’s because these crashes happen in places where the children are supposed to be safe. We told them they’re supposed to be safe, like school zones, marked crosswalks, bus stops.”

Read the full article here: https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/columbus/news/2026/10/21/communities-works-with-hamilton-county-to-improve-pedestrian-safety