The route 14-year-old Muska Behzad took on her way home from Byrne Creek Community School the day she was killed by a dump truck has gotten extra attention from the City of Burnaby and Burnaby RCMP ahead of the new school year.
Behzad was killed on 11th Avenue near 16th Street while walking home from school at about 3:30 p.m. on May 5.
One neighbour told the NOW she had been hit by a truck mirror just six months earlier while walking in the same area Behzad was killed. The city is also installing four speed humps on 11th Avenue, a raised crosswalk at 15th Street and new signage and pavement markings, according to Bryan.
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