Supporters walked in Brooklyn on Monday night, requesting more secure boulevards, one week after a fender bender killed two kids in Park Slope.

"We're finished setting up teddy bears on lampposts to remind drivers to back off. We're finished calling our companions and telling them that they've lost another cohort. We're finished going to another burial service from a colleague that has been slaughtered by rash drivers," said Alison Collard de Beaufort, the president and author of the Vision Zero youth Council. "We need this to end, and we are prepared to battle for it."

Many individuals, including numerous youngsters walked a few squares to the crossing point, fifth Ave. furthermore, ninth St. in Park Slope, where the mischance happened.

A man who lost his sister in an auto collision disclosed to NY what he trusts the walk will achieve.

"We require better, more current road plan. Vision Zero outline measures work and they're demonstrated to work, however they're not taken off sufficiently quick," said Hank Miller of support amass Families for Safe Streets. "We require the NYPD to implement the laws that are on the books, and we require our administrators to present more grounded enactment that keeps these drivers off the street."

Josh Lew, 1, and Abigail Blumenstein, 4, were murdered a week ago after an auto hit them while they crossed the convergence with their moms. A few other individuals were likewise harmed, including Blumenstein's pregnant mother, who passes by the stage name Ruthie Ann Miles.

Experts said Dorothy Bruns of Staten Island pushed through the crosswalk in the wake of torment a seizure. She has not been charged.

Police said she has past petty criminal offenses, incorporating speeding in a school zone and running red lights.

In light of the mishap, administrators have proposed suspending a driver's permit after the driver is discovered speeding at least two times in a school zone.