Vision Zero is the Austin community's goal to reduce people hurt or killed by crashes to zero with street improvements, policy changes, enforcement and education. Austin Transportation Public Works delivers on that goal through planning and building a safe multimodal transportation network in collaboration with City and community partners.
Vision Zero Action Plan
The traffic safety movement has saved lives across the European countries that adopted its principles. But in the U.S., deaths in participating cities have continued to rise.
Vision zero: Our goal is to move towards zero traffic-related fatalities.
El alcalde de NYC, Bill de Blasio, presentó Vision Zero, un ambicioso plan para eliminar las muertes por causa de accidentes de tránsito. ¿En qué consiste?
Vision Zero Banner Installation on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn. Credit: NYC DOT NYC DOT Will Utilize 1,000 of Its Street Light Poles To Hang Banners With Traffic Safety Messaging The launch of a new Vision Zero public awareness effort on streets across the city was announced today. NYC DOT will utilize 1,000 of its street…
You can't legislate against stupidity or human frailty. You have to fix the underlying problems and attitudes.
When we talk about Smart Cities, which seems to be all the time now, we hear about tensions between public governance and corporate interests. It is important to understand the gap between public and private interests in the city, and to make sure that decision-making remains in the hands of democratically elected bodies. There areContinue reading "Transportation tech bros need to listen to the Vision Zero folks"
Six years after Mayor Muriel Bowser committed DC to the goal of ensuring that “no lives are lost on our streets or at our intersections,” DC is on pace for its deadliest year of traffic violence in over a decade.
Six years in, DC’s Vision Zero program can only be described as a failure. While there have been some marginal improvements to the city’s transportation infrastructure, it has been nowhere near enough to slow the number of deaths on our streets — in fact, they’ve been increasing. If we are going to engage in a genuine effort to eliminate traffic deaths and injuries, we need bold, system-wide solutions that tackle the District’s biggest safety concerns. We must disrupt an inequitable, environmentally unsound, and car-centered status quo.
How cities are making streets safe more quickly and easily than ever before.
Note: GJEL Accident Attorneys regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog California. Unless noted in the story, GJEL Accident Attorneys is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. Before cities can make streets safer, they need good data on collisions–and that data has to be collected well, processed well, and […]
Un nouveau mode de consommation durable est déjà là : il est désormais possible d’acheter la plupart de nos produits du quotidien en vrac. Ludique, écologique et économique !
There are three things that the city could do within weeks that would make a demonstrable impact on pedestrian safety
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada-based First Hydrogen Corp. has released its vision for a zero-emission RV, as it said it is exploring the applications for alternative fuels across different vehicle classes. Designed to have spacious living quarters, a large front windshield and good ground clearance, the campervan concept prioritizes driver comfort…
En 2018, j'opte pour un mode de vie plus responsable : des défis pour un mode de consommation encore plus minimaliste, zéro-déchet, éthique, local et français.
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