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Hue and cry: As rainbow crosswalks become controversial, a new one appears in Gainesville
A rainbow crosswalk, painted in apparent protest of FDOT regulations, has appeared at Albert "Ray" Massey Park in Gainesville. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has ordered the removal of these crosswalks, citing safety concerns and non-compliance with uniform traffic control device standards.
Gainesville says goodbye to rainbow crosswalks
On Aug. 23, the city of Gainesville announced the city will begin removing downtown’s three rainbow crosswalks on Aug. 25 to comply with Florida’s Department of Transportation standards, which are based on the Federal Highway Administration’s statutes.
Miami Beach has been ordered to remove its rainbow crosswalk on Ocean Drive by the first week of September. “We need to ...
Those include several new mural crosswalks added throughout downtown last year in hope of increasing visibility of crossings ...
Several municipalities in Florida have received letters from the Florida Department of Transportation demanding that they ...
Orlando officials on Thursday condemned the state’s overnight removal of a rainbow crosswalk outside the Pulse nightclub – a ...
Read more After U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sent a letter to governors across the country urging them to join a ...
People took matters into their own hands after the commemorative crosswalk was removed, and drew it back onto the ground.
Vandals delivered a bold message to the Florida Department of Transportation after painting rainbow crosswalks outside two of ...
Miami Beach received a letter from the Florida Department of Transportation with a deadline to have the crosswalk removed.
The Florida Department of Transportation said it had the crosswalk painted over because it was “street art” that no longer ...
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