The risks people with disabilities face navigating around Milwaukee's reckless drivers

People who walk in the city face a challenge when it comes to crossing the street when people are driving recklessly. But it is even more difficult when the pedestrian is someone with a disability. Raquella Freeman lives and works in downtown Milwaukee. She is a graduate student at Marquette and a research fellow at Independence First, a non-profit that helps people with disabilities live independently. She has been in a wheelchair since birth. She doesn't drive so Freeman uses buses to get around the city and often has to cross busy streets to get to those stops. READ: https://www.tmj4.com/news/project-drive-safer/dangerous-crossing-the-risks-people-with-disabilities-face-navigating-around-milwaukees-reckless-drivers