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Stamford Officials Plan To Address Safety On Wire Mill Road - Stamford, CT - Officials are planning to review the safety concerns of the roadway and implement solutions in the near future.

Nashville needs thousands of miles of walkways, pedestrian deaths are on the rise, and the city lost over $4 million in funding in a federal appeals court ruling

The driver of an SUV crashed into three people overnight, killing a baby girl and sending a woman and another young girl to the hospital.

The three-way intersection of Union, Harrison and Orange in Montclair has been the scene of multiple crashes in recent months.

The victim, Aaron Minkov, was driving a scooter when he collided with a truck at 1:44 p.m. Minkov was pronounced dead at 2 p.m.

The city is rolling out a three-month campaign with billboards, posters, radio ads and more to get drivers to watch their speed -- and save lives.

A Vision Zero Task Force is the first step in a process that enables a municipality to apply for funding from federal and state agencies,

This weekend in Sunnyvale, someone was killed while trying to cross the street and a head-on collision took the lives of two people.  

Greenville Vision Zero Task Force asking for community input and feedback

  In the fall of 2019, Taylor Anderson and a couple of friends decided they had to take some sort of bigger action to advocate for the dangerous car-centric streets of Salt Lake City to become safer for pedestrians and bikers. There was a similar sentiment they repeatedly heard from people in the community —...