Midland County won a $343,742 USDOT SS4A grant to expand Vision Zero planning with simulators, speed campaigns, alerts and ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The city’s Common Council is set to vote on Tuesday, March 5, on endorsing a June 2023 executive order by Mayor Steve Noble calling on the city to embrace a safe-systems approach to ...

In theory, the city of Greeley’s mission for Vision Zero is simple: bring the number of fatal and serious injury crashes down to zero. In practice, things get a little more complicated. “Safety is a ...

INDIANAPOLIS — After a year of collecting data and hearing from residents across the city, Indianapolis leaders on Tuesday officially adopted the city’s first-ever Vision Zero Action Plan. The ...

After years of consideration, the Indianapolis City-County Council introduced a proposal Monday committing to eliminating all fatal and serious car crashes by 2035. The plan aligns with Vision Zero, ...

Midland County has been selected to receive a Safe Streets and Roads for All planning and demonstration grant from the U.S.

The city is seeking feedback on the draft plan, which will guide an effort to end serious injury or fatal crashes on Everett roads. EVERETT — On Wednesday, public works staff presented the draft ...

BOSTON - Imagine a world where Massachusetts has zero traffic deaths or serious injuries each year. It's not easy to picture it – because right now, we're far off. In 2023, there were 2,735 traffic ...

EVERETT — Pedestrian deaths are climbing in Everett even as overall crashes decline, pushing city officials to rethink speed limits, crosswalks and road design under the Vision Zero Everett initiative ...

The City and County of Honolulu launched its Vision Zero Action Plan in August, a commitment to eliminate traffic deaths on Oʻahu streets. With an average of one traffic death a week, this initiative ...

“Get off the sidewalk,” Diane Amato regularly shouts at the many people she said ride scooters and e-bikes on sidewalks in her San Francisco neighborhood. They don’t always take it well. Amato said ...