Clark Atlanta students demand intersection changes after fatal crash

Students at Clark Atlanta University are mobilizing to demand safety upgrades at a dangerous city intersection following the death of a classmate.Clark Atlanta University student Kaleb Motley and his fellow classmates are circulating a petition for enhanced road safety measures at Hank Aaron Drive and Glen Street SE. The drive comes after 21-year-old Morgan Gamble died in an Oct. 11 vehicle crash at the location.Police charged Nikolai Dunford with first-degree homicide by vehicle. Investigators said Dunford was driving too fast in the area before striking Gamble's vehicle.RELATED: Clark Atlanta student honored after fatal crashCar crash kills Clark Atlanta University studentMotley explained that the intersection currently features stop signs for northbound and southbound traffic, but lacks stopping control for vehicles traveling east and west. Drivers turning left face restricted visibility of incoming traffic, creating hazardous conditions for drivers and pedestrians alike."I think we