Patience pays off in work zones SAFETY HAS IMPROVED, BUT NOT ENOUGH, EXPERTS SAY

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Gary Farrell promised his wife that he would be home by noon. Farrell, 48, was directing traffic on Nov. 2, 2009, as a flagger in a work zone along Route 28 in upstate New York. He was protecting fellow crew members as they worked on roadside ditches. In doing so, Farrell paid the ultimate price. He was struck and killed by a pickup truck at 11 a.m.