Vision Zero celebrates 10-year anniversary of launch; looking towards the future
Transportation Alternatives uses Vision Zero to track the number of fatalities citywide due to traffic-related incidents.
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7ds agoIt’s officially been a decade since Transportation Alternatives and Vision Zero were launched. Transportation Alternatives uses Vision Zero to track the number of fatalities citywide due to traffic-related incidents.
News 12’s Mary-Lyn Buckley spoke with a representative from the organization on what’s working best for them and what they feel needs to be improved in the future.
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