One year after her tragic death, Kayla Vanlandingham’s memory is driving real change in Albuquerque—her mom, Melinda Montoya, turned grief into a powerful advocacy force, pushing for safer streets, new HAWK signals, speed cameras, and the city’s “Stop For Everyone” campaign. Kayla, who battled brain cancer and epilepsy, always dreamed of making the world better—and now her legacy is reshaping how Albuquerque moves, one intersection at a time.
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