Richmond seeks feedback on first Pedestrian Safety Master Plan

A local news story from Virginia, reported by WRIC Richmond.

Local News · Virginia · October 19, 2026

From WRIC Richmond

The Richmond Department of Transportation (RDOT) is seeking resident feedback on the city's first Pedestrian Safety Master Plan, which is intended to make walking and rolling safer and better connected.

Reported by WRIC Richmond, October 19, 2026. Read the full story at WRIC Richmond →

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