Vision Zero safety policy in Seattle

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The Vision Zero safety policy in Seattle is a citywide initiative aimed at eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries through street design changes, lower speed limits, and data-driven safety improvements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipal program
road safety initiative
traffic safety policy
appliesTo City of Seattle NERFINISHED
basedOn Vision Zero NERFINISHED
benefits cyclists
drivers
pedestrians
transit riders
emphasizes safe systems approach
street design over individual behavior change
systemic safety improvements
focusesOn bicycle safety
motor vehicle safety
pedestrian safety
traffic safety
transit safety
geographicScope Seattle, Washington NERFINISHED
hasGoal eliminate serious traffic injuries
eliminate traffic deaths
hasPrinciple human error should not result in fatal or serious crashes
street design should account for human vulnerability
traffic deaths are preventable
implementedBy City of Seattle government NERFINISHED
Seattle Department of Transportation NERFINISHED
includesMeasure installation of pedestrian crossings
protected bike lanes
redesign of high-crash corridors
road diets
safety-focused enforcement strategies
speed limit reductions on city streets
traffic signal timing changes
policyType citywide initiative
relatedTo Seattle bicycle master plan NERFINISHED
Seattle climate and sustainability goals
Seattle pedestrian master plan NERFINISHED
Seattle transportation planning
targetsOutcome zero serious injuries on streets
zero traffic fatalities
timeHorizon long-term safety transformation of Seattle streets
usesApproach data-driven safety improvements
lower speed limits
street design changes
usesDataFrom collision data
speed studies
traffic volume data

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Seattle Department of Transportation appliesPolicy Vision Zero safety policy in Seattle