Omaha recalibrates West Center Road signals after fatal DUI crash that killed two children

Omaha Public Works changed the signal timing at the 114th Street and West Center Road intersection after a July crash killed two children, making left turns on West Center Road fully protected and removing a flashing yellow left-turn signal; officials will monitor and adjust timing as needed. The crash involved a Subaru turning into an eastbound Chevrolet Malibu, killing 10-year-old Prestin Strassenburg and 5-year-old Zaiden Strassenburg. Driver Tanner Hunt faces two counts of motor vehicle homicide while driving under the influence, having been traveling about 98 mph with a BAC of 0.095. A memorial has been set up at the intersection, and officials urge slower driving and avoiding alcohol.
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- Omaha adjusts traffic signals at intersection of crash that killed 2 boys WOWT
- Second child dies after crash at 114th and Center in West Omaha last week KMTV 3 News Now
- Omaha man, 28, was going nearly 100 mph before fatal crash, prosecutor says Omaha World-Herald
- Two Young Brothers Killed by Repeat DUI Offender: Why Was He Still on the Road? wengradio.com
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