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Roosevelt Blvd bus stations completed; construction to begin on crossover improvement project
The City has completed construction of new bus stations on Roosevelt Blvd. These new stations will be served by limited-stop bus service. They will improve connections between Frankford Transit Center and Wissahickon Transit Center.
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January 2026 Newsletter
As we kick off the new year, join Vision Zero in committing to a safer 2026 for you, your family, and your neighbors. Read the newsletter to learn about opportunities to get involved, including the Vision Zero Ambassador program, the Indego Community Ambassador program, and the Vision Zero PHL 2026 conference.
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December 2025 Newsletter
Read about what the Vision Zero team and our partners have accomplished this year to make our streets safer.
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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.
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September 2025 Newsletter
This month, we are excited about the return of students to school across Philadelphia. Youth safety is the focus of our Safe Routes Philly program. It is unacceptable that four children are hit by vehicles every week in Philadelphia – Vision Zero and Safe Routes Philly are working to change this.
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August 2025 Newsletter
This month, we are featuring our work towards Transportation Equity in Vision Zero. The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has partnered with Vision Zero to produce an Underserved Community metric to better understand where fatal and serious injury crashes occur and who is exposed to them.
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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…
