Milwaukee launches new efforts to end reckless driving [Video]

According to a Milwaukee Crash analysis report, 10% of Milwaukee’s streets are linked to 58% of deaths and injuries in speeding crashes. The Milwaukee crash report also says Milwaukee is one of the highest in the state for hit-and-run crashes. A statistic that’s all too real for Gloria Shaw.”This is a Xavier Casanova Davis. He was 23 years old. He was my only son. And he was hit and killed on six in June. On Aug. 28, 2022,” Shaw said.Mariah Johnson also knows the pain caused by reckless driving.”My brother was killed in a car crash on 60th and Hampton, where a car was driving 120 miles an hour down the street,” Johnson said.These are just two stories behind Milwaukee’s reckless driving epidemic. A new push to eliminate speeding deaths was launched in the form of a campaign: ‘Speeding we can live without it.’ The goal is to educate and …