Advocates look to get rid of reverse lanes

Jordan Bontke is thrilled to finally be in the Valley to report for ABC15.

PHOENIX — Change can be a messy process, new suggestions are typically always met with apprehension but when it works, why change it?

”Yeah there are accidents when people aren’t paying attention, definitely. if you live Phoenix for a long time, you know 7th Street, 7th Ave are reverse lanes between such and such hours, it’s ingrained because you’ve done it forever. Newbies… No,” she said.

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