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Anchorage’s Tudor-Muldoon corridor is under fire after 2,200 crashes—including 10 fatalities—between 2020 and 2024, mostly involving pedestrians and cyclists. With recent deadly collisions and a history of accidents, state officials are holding a public hearing to consider lowering speed limits and redesigning the road, which stretches from Minnesota Drive to Boundary Avenue. Current speeds vary between 40-50 mph, and engineers blame excessive speed, impaired driving, and poor visibility. While lowering limits is one solution, critics say road design—like narrow lanes and close buildings—also plays a key role. Residents can voice opinions at the hearing or via email.

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