August 20: Safe Systems—What Does it Mean for Vision Zero? In this one-hour webinar, we will examine the Safe Systems framework and how its core principles relate to Vision Zero programs and goals. We will share lessons learned from agencies across the U.S. and abroad in translating Safe Systems principles into actions and policies and […]
Lessons from London’s Inspired
Vision Zero Action Plan
In late July, London released a new Vision Zero Action Plan. To call it impressive would be an understatement. In particular, we appreciate that the plan has healthy portions of two key ingredients: Vision and Action. London’s recently announced Vision Zero commitment sets the goal of eliminating all traffic deaths and severe injuries by 2041, […]
On the Way to Vision Zero: San Francisco’s Crisis Response Team, a Model Program
Tragically, we are still far from reaching Vision Zero in most of our communities, as people’s lives are shattered or even lost each day simply while walking, biking, or driving. These preventable deaths and injuries are, of course, tragic enough. Yet, victims’ loved ones may have their grief compounded even further with feelings of frustration […]
Webinar recap: Fort Lauderdale and Vision Zero for Mid-Sized Cities
More mid-sized cities are committing to Vision Zero. For Fort Lauderdale, the need was urgent: the city was consistently ranked as one of the worst places for traffic fatalities, and residents identified safety as a top concern. In this Vision Zero 101 webinar, Vision Zero Network’s Founder and Director Leah Shahum presented the core Vision […]
Vision Zero in Mid-Sized Cities: Spotlight on Fort Lauderdale
Vision Zero is often associated with big cities in the U.S. — New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Boston are a few that come to mind — but Vision Zero’s Safe Systems approach can work for communities big and small. In an effort to demonstrate effective Vision Zero programs in mid-sized cities, the Network has […]
Changing Culture to Save Lives: Mexico City’s Bold Commitment to Vision Zero
The world’s fifth largest metropolitan area is helping more people move about safely, while also demonstrating that Vision Zero is a viable solution for communities well beyond its birthplace of Europe. Mexico City committed to Vision Zero in 2015, and in its first two years has successfully reduced traffic deaths by a notable 18%, including […]
Change is Happening: Q & A with Kathleen Ferrier, Outgoing VZN Staff
Kathleen Ferrier, the Vision Zero Network’s Policy & Communications Director, is moving on to a new position as Policy Director with her local councilmember in San Diego. Since joining us, she has been an indispensable member of our team. We are tremendously thankful to Kathleen for her notable accomplishments in advancing Vision Zero in the […]
Vision Zero – Not Just for Big Cities
Spotlight on Durham, North Carolina Vision Zero is often associated with large cities in the U.S. — New York City, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Boston are some that come to mind. But Vision Zero’s Safe Systems approach can work for cities big and small…and everything in between. No matter the size of population or budget, […]
The Vision Zero Network is Hiring: Policy & Communications Director
Are you passionate about the cause of Vision Zero? Do you have experience in communications, policy development, and advocacy? The Vision Zero Network is hiring a Policy & Communications Director to work full-time to advance the Vision Zero cause nationwide. Accepting applications now. Read details below and download a PDF copy here. Job Description Hours: Full-time […]
Webinar Recap: Today’s Data Analytics to Advance Vision Zero
Vision Zero is a data driven approach, and in today’s world, there are many ways to collect data. The Vision Zero Network recently invited AT&T Fleet Complete, a global leading provider of fleet, asset, and mobile workforce management solutions, to share in a webinar how Vision Zero communities can collect, analyze, and use data analytics […]