BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – College students attending Texas A&M-RELLIS are more and more anxious about their nighttime commute. Alongside Freeway 47 close to campus, there are not any lights or reflective objects that make it tough to get out and in of lessons at evening, Jessica Gaines stated.
“It’s a must to watch out. There are not any glow sticks, glow rays, or something that signifies the place you are getting ready to show.”
Gaines, who’s pursuing a bachelor’s diploma in accounting, says the one lights close to that space are lit by the RELLIS signal and the car parking zone.
College students are additionally within the variety of folks signing up for RELLIS.
They are saying that if the issue is just not mounted, extra college students could also be liable to automobile accidents because of the lack of lighting.
“We’re consistently getting new college students,” stated Gaines. “It’s totally tough proper now when there’s nothing on the market.”
TxDOT-Bryan District is accountable for the set up of road lights within the space.
Public Data Officer Bob Colwell stated in an announcement acquired by KBTX that they’re trying into the matter.
“We admire this being delivered to our consideration. As growth continues to extend on this space, we’ll discover the necessity for extra units and lighting. Driver security on Texas highways is TxDOT’s prime precedence.”
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