Vision Zero Network

@visionzeronet.bsky.social

The Vision Zero Network is a collaborative campaign helping communities reach their goal of Vision Zero -- eliminating traffic fatalities and severe injuries visionzeronetwork.org

Leadership matters: While @mayor.nyc.gov works to speed up bus & bike lanes by 33% in the nation's biggest city to improve safe, affordable transport (tinyurl.com/4du3tbd6), the federal transportation agency is erasing online information about proven traffic safety measures (tinyurl.com/nhkc9cyf).

Mamdani's Charter Panel Wants to Speed Up Bike and Bus Lanes by 33% - Streetsblog New York City

The mayor's Commission on Government Efficiency says its ballot proposal will streamline street safety projects.

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Please join us in thanking two departing Vision Zero Network staffers, Tiffany Joyce Smith & Kate Fefelova, for their tremendous contributions & commitment to the cause. We'll miss them dearly and we're grateful to them beyond words. (1/2)

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VZN's Tiffany Smith joined the Public Health On Call podcast from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to discuss the role of traffic enforcement in road safety and the value of a proactive approach to preventing crashes. Check it out!

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Addressing traffic deaths from a public health angle can help to make roadways safer. Tiffany Joyce Smith, lead author of a new report from @visionzeronet.bsky.social, explains the value of a proactive approach to preventing crashes. 🎧 podcast.publichealth.jhu.edu/right-sizing...

Promo graphic for episode 1071 of Public Health On Call titled Right-Sizing Traffic Enforcement for Safer Roadways. Additional text reads: The value of a proactive approach to preventing crashes versus a reactive one.

Do you work in local or regional roadway safety advocacy? Join us on July 1 for an informal discussion on right-sizing traffic enforcement, navigating the federal funding landscape, and supporting local #VisionZero champions. Email info@visionzeronetwork.org for more information.

Wide-scale safety progress is slow but zoom in on what's happening street by street, and the bright spots are impossible to ignore. We've rounded up what's working, what should scale, and why now is the time to double down in our what works page. Check it out: visionzeronetwork.org/we-know-what...

We Know What Works:A Compilation of Vision Zero Successes

We know change is hard and usually slower than we wish, but these real-world examples – coming from communities of all shapes and sizes across the country – offer real inspiration and practical lesson...

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Happy Juneteenth! 🎉 Today we celebrate freedom and reflect on the ongoing work toward justice and equity — including making sure everyone can move safely and freely through their communities. Wishing you a meaningful day!

We commend the life-saving work of @Fam4SafeStreets & @amylcohen. Pls take time to read her Op-Ed in @thehill about an easy, commonsense solution that can save thousands of lives each year: thehill.com/opinion/tech... Is your state acting or still allowing these preventable traffic deaths?

Speeding killed 11,288 Americans last year. We have the tool to stop it.

Intelligent Speed Assistance works, as pilot programs have demonstrated.

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We're looking for examples of how state agencies can effectively support Vision Zero implementation and scaling. Beyond managing state-owned roads, what strategies, partnerships, resources, or policies have you seen work well at the state level? Share your examples with us!