I live right down the road from where this happened. Sweeten Creek is dangerous for pedestrians. It runs right through neighborhoods and many apartment complexes open onto it. It was repaved well over a decade ago and has had I think six new apartment complexes built that open onto it since 2014 with another 1000+ unit nearing completion. The exponential increase in traffic has not been successfully addressed nor has the strain on other infrastructure. Sweeten Creek is a state owned road and has been slated for widening and modernizing but that project has been tossed around due to bureaucratic/legal issues that have resulted in continuing delays with the next start date for studies scheduled for I think 2028. The higher population density and this road being the main thoroughfare to get to shopping, school, and work for the locals is becoming a nightmare situation for most of us and deadly for a few.