Get Involved
The best way to get involved in Vision Zero is to share our initiative with your friends and neighbors. Learn about the current traffic safety landscape in Philadelphia by reading our 2024 Annual Report and contribute to our next 5 year Action Plan by completing the survey below.
Get Involved In The Action Plan Process
The Vision Zero Action Plan 2030 will guide Philadelphia’s traffic safety initiatives through the end of the decade. To be effective, both internal and external stakeholders will help write the plan. Feedback from community members is crucial. Outreach will happen throughout the development of the action plan.
Whether you represent a community organization or yourself we want to hear from you.
Vision Zero Monthly Newsletter
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Vision Zero Programs
Safe Routes Philly Program
Safe Routes Philly (SRP) is Philadelphia’s youth bicycle and pedestrian safety education program. SRP works on a “train the trainers” model by sharing educational resources and hosting events with parents, caregivers, and educators. This helps reach kids where they are most comfortable, in their classrooms, communities, and at home. To learn more about the program and start teaching youth transportation safety please visit our website.
Learn more about Safe Routes Philly on the program’s website!
Neighborhood Slow Zone Program
Speeding on residential streets is a common concern of communities across Philadelphia. Traffic calming solutions like speed cushions and reduced speed limits can make streets safer for all residents particularly youth and elderly. The Neighborhood Slow Zone Program invited neighbors to apply for traffic calming in an entire zone of residential streets.
Vision Zero Ambassadors
The Vision Zero Ambassador Program helps motivated community members share traffic safety information with their friends and neighbors. The Annual program recruits, trains, and supplies ambassadors with materials. Then they attend meetings and events over the summer, answering questions and sharing what they have learned.