By The Registry Staff San Jose is set to receive a significant boost in its efforts to enhance road safety. With $12.9 million allocated from the Safe Streets and Roads for All grant program, the city aims to make some of its most perilous roads safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers alike, according to a […]
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