Hudson residents want speed bumps after jogger hit
20-year-old still recovering in hospital after mid-June crash
Neighbours on Hudson's Cambridge Street are asking the municipality to install speed bumps to improve the safety of the street after Tina Adams, 20, was hit by a car while she was out jogging last month.
- Jordan Taylor, charged with drunk driving in jogger crash, released on bail
- 21-year-old man charged in collision that left young woman seriously injured
Mark Aiken is part of a group of residents asking for three speed bumps to be built on the road leading to the Falcon Golf Club. The group submitted a petition to the town's council, which was receptive to the idea.
"As neighbours, we've talked about it. We said it could've been any of us," he said.
Tina Adams and a friend were jogging along Cambridge Street on in mid-June when they were struck by a car, which then hit a hydro pole and caught fire.
The driver of the vehicle, Jordan Taylor, was arrested and charged with 10 criminal counts, including criminal negligence and impaired driving.
Adams is still recovering in hospital.
Aiken said the town hasn't committed to building the speed bumps, but he said talks have been "positive."