Two years ago, Adrion Avery was killed in a traffic incident in Charlotte, a loss felt strongly by his family and the local community. His mother, Randa Avery, has shared his story to raise awareness about road safety.
In observance of the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, the City of Charlotte is hosting an event at Mint Museum Randolph. A recent social media post from the city noted that the day is recognized globally every third Sunday of this month. The event, scheduled for 6 p.m. today, invites community members to honor victims like Adrion Avery and to engage in discussions about improving street safety.
Two years ago, Adrion Avery lost his life on a Charlotte street. Now, his mother, Randa, shares his story.
— City of Charlotte (@CLTgov) November 14, 2025
Every third Sunday of November, World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is recognized around the globe. On Sunday, gather with us at Mint Museum Randolph at 6… pic.twitter.com/olfhIJfYrj
Charlotte residents and others who wish to show support are encouraged to attend the upcoming event. Additional information about the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims and the City of Charlotte’s road safety initiatives is available on the city’s official website and social media channels.
