Myrtle Avenue runs like a spine through some of Brooklyn's most active neighborhoods — a corridor of buses, delivery trucks, cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers navigating one of the borough's most congested stretches of road. For the people who live and work along it, the risk of a serious accident is not hypothetical. And when that accident happ

Myrtle Avenue runs like a spine through some of Brooklyn's most active neighborhoods — a corridor of buses, delivery trucks, cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers navigating one of the borough's most congested stretches of road. For the people who live and work along it, the risk of a serious accident is not hypothetical. And when that accident happ

Myrtle Avenue runs like a spine through some of Brooklyn's most active neighborhoods — a corridor of buses, delivery trucks, cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers navigating one of the borough's most congested stretches of road. For the people who live and work along it, the risk of a serious accident is not hypothetical. And when that accident happ