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Is your community committed to (or considering) Vision Zero? Whatever stage you’re at, it’s important to understand that Vision Zero is not a slogan, not a tagline, not even a program. It’s a fundamentally different approach to safe mobility because it’s based on the Safe Systems approach. What’s that? Why should you care? What will it ... Read more
Word choices have a huge power to shape our understanding of what is happening in our communities and how we can make change. Come to this webinar prepared to examine and discuss the language we use in transportation safety work. We’ll consider the power of words to both reflect existing attitudes and to influence change ... Read more
Transportation safety planning and analysis is evolving from reactive to proactive thanks to the hard work of safety professionals and advocates, the emergence of novel big datasets, and user-friendly software tools that empower engineers and planners to do more. This 1-hour webinar will focus on a case study of one tool, Ford’s Safety Insights, an ... Read more
Reducing speed to save lives and prevent serious injuries is a cornerstone of Vision Zero. Safe speeds are especially important to help protect the most vulnerable on the road, and the difference of just 5 miles an hour can literally mean life or death in a crash. Cities around the globe are increasingly recognizing both ... Read more
Although safe mobility work at the local, regional, or state level may feel disconnected from from federal legislation at times, there are promising developments at the federal level. This webinar will be discussing some of the Vision Zero efforts included in the draft federal transportation reauthorization bill, which was approved by the House of Representatives. ... Read more
Regional leadership for Vision Zero – with a focus on health and racial equity – is growing in the U.S. We’ll learn about two Metropolitan Planning Organizations’ development of Vision Zero plans, as well as their critical work to move from vision to action. Both Oregon Metro and the Denver Regional Council of Governments’ Vision Zero plans have a ... Read more
We all recognize that pandemic conditions are transforming life as we know it — in some short-term ways and some potentially long-range. Join us for a deep-dive discussion with national transportation leaders recognizing the many challenges we face while trying to center safety, health and justice in our transportation work. Key questions will include: How ... Read more
Professional drivers can be powerful forces in achieving Vision Zero. Vision Zero requires the commitment of all parts of society and achieving it — eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries — depends on full participation. Fleets are a direct connection between Vision Zero and the business community, and fleet operations are a tangible way to ... Read more
Recognizing and addressing inequities and injustices in traffic safety efforts must be a priority in Vision Zero work. To this end, many communities are re-thinking the traditional role of enforcement in traffic safety work. We invite you to two upcoming discussions to support critical thinking about – and actions – to ensure Vision Zero efforts ... Read more