The Ann Arbor city council again postponed action on a proposed ordinance change regarding cross-walks, reported MLive.
"Citizens should not have to feel that they have to stop if they don't believe it is safe to do so," said Council Member Stephen Kunselman.
A majority of council members, including Kunselman, voted 6-4 last year to eliminate the requirement for motorists to stop for pedestrians waiting at the curb to enter a crosswalk. Mayor John Hieftje blocked the council's action with his veto.
However, Hieftje is retiring from office next month and the action will be voted on again.
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