A man who lost his daughter on PCH a decade ago hopes the deaths of four Pepperdine students can spur safety improvements on the road.
Michel Shane, who lost his daughter on PCH a decade ago, hopes the deaths of 4 Pepperdine students can spur safety improvements.Pacific Coast Highway runs for 21 scenic miles through Malibu, a route of magnificent beauty - and the scene of great pain.And it's where Michel Shane lost his daughter Emily more than a decade ago.
"I mean all you have to be is a person who lost someone because of a traffic fatality and ask them how they feel," Shane says.after a conviction for second-degree murder. He may be slated for early release on parole later this year, according to a reportMichel Shane lost his 13-year-old daughter Emily to a speeding driver on PCH in Malibu in 2010.Time has somewhat healed those wounds for Michel - but there are always reminders.
And while the city of Malibu is often the first to hear about the issues along PCH, Shane notes that Caltrans bears the ultimate responsibility for the state roadway. Caltrans has implemented numerous upgrades and safety enhancements to Pacific Coast Highway from Santa Monica to Oxnard in recent years, such as traffic signals, median delineators, raised center medians, crosswalks, high visibility lane striping, improved guardrails and pedestrian-activated crosswalk beacons, including one placed at Will Rogers State Beach.
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