Athens, GA – A recent road audit set to be released in about six weeks may help make Prince Avenue in Athens a little safer for everyone. Cars have struck six pedestrians on one Prince intersection this year alone, including an elderly woman who was hit this Tuesday. Leslie Hauler has more about what the city expects from this street audit.
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