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September 2026 Newsletter
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New PPA Report Highlights How Speed Cameras Make Philadelphia’s Streets Safer
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Bringing Traffic Safety Improvements to Aramingo and Lehigh Avenues
Philadelphia is beginning to work on three new traffic safety projects which are funded by Vision Zero capital funds and by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) Automatic Speed Enforcement (ASE) Program. The money comes from speed camera fines in Philadelphia and is being used to make streets safer.
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August 2026 Newsletter
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July 2026 Newsletter
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The City of Philadelphia Unlocks Federal SS4A Funding to Improve Market East Streetscapes
This spring, the City of Philadelphia unlocked $2.5 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads For All (SS4A) Grant Program to improve the Market East corridor. Now that funding is secured, the City will begin planning, design, and pre-development for improvements along Market Street from 6th to Juniper Streets.
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June 2026 Newsletter
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Safe Routes Philly: Serve Philadelphia VISTA relationship building in action
Luca Johnson, the Serve Philadelphia VISTA member assigned to the Safe Routes Philly project, hit the ground running at the start of his service term. As part of Vision Zero, Safe Routes Philly partners with communities and schools to create safe, healthy environments for students to walk and bike to school.
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The City of Philadelphia and Partners Announce the Official Opening and Completion of Market Street Old City Improvement Project
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker joined City officials today to announce the official opening and completion of the highly anticipated Market Street Old City Improvement Project. Market Street between 2nd and 6th Streets has been redesigned to better serve everyone, whether they walk, bike, use transit, or drive.
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City’s $9.3 million in TASA funds to improve safety infrastructure across Philadelphia
his month, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced that the City of Philadelphia will receive more than $5.3 million in funding for infrastructure improvements and education programs. The funds are part of the 2025 Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside (TASA) of the Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) Surface Block Grant Program.
