San Antonio is 7th-deadliest U.S. city for pedestrians, new study says
Look both ways before you cross, San Antonio. A new study ranks our city as the seventh-deadliest in the U.S. for pedestrians. The report, compiled by KURU Footwear, analyzed crash data in 36 of the nation's largest metros to determine the safest and most dangerous for those who travel on foot.
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