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Season 3 Episode 317 | 4m 58s
Rainier Avenue South is the street in Seattle with the most crashes, with an average of one accident a day over the last decade. To cut down the number of collisions, the city is putting Rainier on a "road diet", but will it work?
Aired: 12/28/15
Video has closed captioning.
Fixing Rainier
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