Pedestrian deaths are on the rise, and the increase has led to a push for major infrastructure changes. Drivers struck and killed at least 7,500 pedestrians in 2022 - that’s the highest number since 1981. Cities across the country, from Washington D.C, to San Francisco have taken steps to ban the ability to take a right on red. Although safety advocates are pushing for the ban - some at the wheel are frustrated by potential changes, disturbing a driver’s commute. This morning we break down how a right on red ban could impact your trip on the road.