NEWS FROM VISION ZERO COMMUNITIES - ARCHIVE
- Cincinnati expands use of pedestrian-only signal phasing.
- Jamestown, NY council members vote to adopt Vision Zero as the city’s official guide for transportation planning.
- Pasadena, CA Department of Transportation plans to implement traffic “Safe System” to prevent pedestrian deaths and injuries.
- Lafayette, CA is putting together a multi-disciplinary Vision Zero Task Force to help City staff prepare a Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) as part of the City’s commitment to implement Vision Zero.
- The Town of Apex, NC is developing a “Vision Zero Action Plan” to eliminate transportation-related fatalities and serious injuries in Apex by 2035.
- Vision Zero Atlanta launches Vision Zero Interim Action Plan.
- Vision Zero continues Kirkwood, MO’s commitment to walking and biking.
- Kansas City Celebrates Bike to Work Week and progress toward safer streets.
- Arlington evaluates first year of Vision Zero traffic safety plan.
- City of Tucson exploring Vision Zero.
- Philadelphia, with the highest percentage of bike commuters of any large city in the U.S, kicks-off Bicycle Safety Month.
- Hoboken, NJ eliminates traffic deaths four years in a row.
- City of Tampa announces its Vision Zero Action plan.
- Cincinnati is planning to install speed cushions in multiple neighborhoods to reduce speeding after a successful pilot project.
- Norfolk is implementing a speed reduction program that lowers the speed limit on neighborhood streets to 20 miles per hour.
- Dallas recently briefed the City Council on proposed recommendations for its Vision Zero Action Plan.
- Kansas City Department of Public Works is holding Vision Zero Intersection Improvements Open House at the end of March.
- Louisville delivered multiple updates (Jun ’21, Mar ’21) to local leaders about Vision Zero efforts.
Last updated: Wednesday, September 28, 2022