Vision Zero News
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Ongoing & Upcoming Bicycle Projects
Each May, we celebrate National Bike Month – a nationwide event that promotes cycling and draws attention to the benefits using a bicycle for both recreation and transportation. During May, the City organizes and participates in many events while also continuing to move forward key multimodal infrastructure projects.
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Updating the Priority Corridors for Automated Speed Enforcement Expansion Using New Crash and Speed Data
Last year, the City of Philadelphia Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS) released its Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Expansion 2024: Corridor Scoring and Methodology report in a May 2024 press release. Following further analysis, the new data confirmed that State Route (SR) 611 and SR 13 remain the top two corridors that would benefit…
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What We’ve Learned from the Washington Avenue Year 2 Evaluation Report
In 2023, the City completed work on the Washington Avenue Repaving and Improvement project, which aimed to improve traffic safety and implement better curbside management, primarily between Broad Street and 4th Street. The City is committed to accountability and uses a data-driven approach in these project assessments. The Washington Avenue Year 2 Evaluation Report will…
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Vision Zero Conference PHL 2025 Explores the Costs of Traffic Safety
Last week, the Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems (OTIS) and Office of Multimodal Planning (OMP) participated in the Vision Zero Conference PHL 2025 – a day-long event hosted by the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia (BCGP) and featuring local and nationally-recognized speakers and panelists at Temple University.
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Philly Stat 360 Vision Zero Dashboard
Philly Stat 360 and the City’s Vision Zero program recently launched a new Vision Zero dashboard, showing how the City of Philadelphia is working to reduce traffic deaths across the city and makes our roads safer.