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Welcome! Do you want to engage with Vision Zero Houston? You're in the right place. Here you will be able to offer feedback, ask questions, pose ideas, and help the City prioritize efforts to end traffic deaths and serious injuries on Houston streets by 2030.
Our Impaired Driver Prevention Campaign will feature monthly resources on ways to raise awareness about preventing impaired driving.
Save Lives: Keep Your Eyes on the Road
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and Vision Zero Houston joins safety agencies across the nation to amplify the same message: distracted driving kills. According to the National Safety Council, at least 8 people are killed every day because of distracted driving.
Vision Zero Houston is committed to ending traffic deaths and serious injuries on Houston’s streets by 2030. Follow these tips to save lives and keep Houston streets safer for all travelers.
Distracted drivers are one of the top contributing factors to fatalities and serious injuries crashes in Houston.
Put down that cell phone while driving. Consider enacting the Do Not Disturb function on your phone that senses when you are driving.
Remember: Sending a text message, talking on a cell phone, using a navigation system, and eating/drinking while driving are a few examples of distracted driving. Any of these distractions can endanger you, your passengers, and others on the road.
Drive carefully and watch out for pedestrians, bikers, and people boarding and exiting buses and trains.
If you are walking, walk safely. Make sure to always cross the street at corners or crosswalks and walk on sidewalks or paths whenever possible.
For more information about the Vision Zero Houstonprogram and initiatives visit our website:www.visionzerohouston.com.
Click below to view the November 2020 Vision Zero Action Plan.
ABOUT
Everyone deserves safe, accessible streets and sidewalks. That’s why Houston is committed to ending traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2030. We can prevent people from dying on our roadways. No loss of life is acceptable.
Vision Zero Houston prioritizes safety and accessibility in street design for people of all ages and abilities. It requires collaboration and leadership to improve mobility through engineering, enforcement, education, evaluation, and equity. Vision Zero Houston is a comprehensive and holistic approach to safer streets that supports the common good and enhances the quality of life for all Houstonians.
Welcome! Do you want to engage with Vision Zero Houston? You're in the right place. Here you will be able to offer feedback, ask questions, pose ideas, and help the City prioritize efforts to end traffic deaths and serious injuries on Houston streets by 2030.
Our Impaired Driver Prevention Campaign will feature monthly resources on ways to raise awareness about preventing impaired driving.
Save Lives: Keep Your Eyes on the Road
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and Vision Zero Houston joins safety agencies across the nation to amplify the same message: distracted driving kills. According to the National Safety Council, at least 8 people are killed every day because of distracted driving.
Vision Zero Houston is committed to ending traffic deaths and serious injuries on Houston’s streets by 2030. Follow these tips to save lives and keep Houston streets safer for all travelers.
Distracted drivers are one of the top contributing factors to fatalities and serious injuries crashes in Houston.
Put down that cell phone while driving. Consider enacting the Do Not Disturb function on your phone that senses when you are driving.
Remember: Sending a text message, talking on a cell phone, using a navigation system, and eating/drinking while driving are a few examples of distracted driving. Any of these distractions can endanger you, your passengers, and others on the road.
Drive carefully and watch out for pedestrians, bikers, and people boarding and exiting buses and trains.
If you are walking, walk safely. Make sure to always cross the street at corners or crosswalks and walk on sidewalks or paths whenever possible.
For more information about the Vision Zero Houstonprogram and initiatives visit our website:www.visionzerohouston.com.
Click below to view the November 2020 Vision Zero Action Plan.
ABOUT
Everyone deserves safe, accessible streets and sidewalks. That’s why Houston is committed to ending traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2030. We can prevent people from dying on our roadways. No loss of life is acceptable.
Vision Zero Houston prioritizes safety and accessibility in street design for people of all ages and abilities. It requires collaboration and leadership to improve mobility through engineering, enforcement, education, evaluation, and equity. Vision Zero Houston is a comprehensive and holistic approach to safer streets that supports the common good and enhances the quality of life for all Houstonians.
