Traffic deaths are PREVENTABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE.
The Vision Zero Action Plan 2030 has been released.
Take the Vision Zero Pledge
Commit to safe travel in Philadelphia and share that commitment with someone you care about.
Vision Zero is dedicated to eliminating traffic deaths on Philadelphia streets.
Vision Zero Philadelphia is a collaborative effort lead by the City of Philadelphia to improve traffic safety on city streets. Member organizations with a variety of backgrounds and expertise, work together toward our goal of zero traffic deaths. Our work empowers communities, designs and builds safe streets, promotes safe and healthy modes of transportation, and enacts policies across all sectors and levels of government.
Latest Vision Zero News:
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City of Philadelphia Releases Vision Zero Action Plan 2030
Today, the City of Philadelphia, led by the Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS) and Vision Zero Philadelphia released the Vision Zero Action Plan 2030.
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Completion of the Tenth Memorial Neighborhood Slow Zone
The City of Philadelphia, led by the Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS) and Vision Zero Philadelphia, visited St. Joe’s Preparatory School in North Philadelphia to announce the completion of the fifth Neighborhood Slow Zone.
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Schools Across Philadelphia March for Ruby Bridges Day
What an incredible Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day in Philadelphia! For the first time, Safe Routes Philly and Vision Zero PHL coordinated celebrations across the city on Friday November 14, joining students nationwide standing up for justice, kindness, and equity.
Traffic Safety in Philadelphia Today
A serious injury has a lasting effect on a family, a death has a lasting effect on a community. Traffic violence is felt unequally by under-served communities in Philadelphia, with fatal or serious injury crashes three times more likely to occur in areas of the city where most residents are on low incomes.
Learn more about the current state of traffic safety in Philadelphia, and what we are doing to improve it, in our most recent annual report:
Vision Zero Action Plan 2030
The Vision Zero Action Plan 2030 includes the most recent traffic safety data and analysis as well as summaries of recently completed Vision Zero related work. In 2020 at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic Philadelphia saw a dramatic increase in the number of fatal crashes and has yet to return to pre-2020 levels.
80% of traffic deaths and serious injuries
occurred on just
12% of Philadelphia streets.
We call these dangerous streets the High Injury Network and we use this map to guide projects and investment where it can make the greatest impact. View the map and learn more about the network and how we use it in our Capital and Action plans:
High Injury Network
Annual Report 2024
Capital Plan 2025
Get Involved
No matter how you get around Philadelphia, you can help improve traffic safety by participating in our programs and projects and sharing Vision Zero with your community. Travel is a fact of life, but it doesn’t need to be dangerous and expensive.
Everyone deserves to get where they are going safely.
Learn more about our programs through our Get Involved page and find out about recent projects and opportunities through our News page. Make sure to sign up for the Vision Zero newsletter to stay up to date.
Get Involved
Help us make Philadelphia streets safer by talking to your friends and family about traffic safety in Philadelphia today and what we are doing to improve it. Check the latest Vision Zero news for the latest on programs, projects, and opportunities to get involved. See our Resources page for digital and print material to share.
Vision Zero Monthly Newsletter
Get updates about the Vision Zero program and projects, learn more about our partner activities, and find upcoming events and ways to get involved.