One grieving family said their fight for safety is finally paying off.

This is about a stretch of Southeast Military Drive that neighbors have told KSAT repeatedly is dangerous. After we checked in with neighbors over the last few weeks, changes are now finally visible.

We first told you about these concerns at the end of August. Jeanette Espitia and her unborn child, Jai Jai, died after trying to cross Southeast Military Drive. She was eight months pregnant when she was hit and killed, and she leaves behind three kids.

One week after her death, Noah Patterson was hit and killed just feet away in the same corridor.

That’s when Jesse Espitia’s brother, Jesse, started advocating for change. When we first spoke to Jesse, he wanted the bus stop in the eastbound lanes of Southeast Military

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