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336 people were killed in L.A. City traffic crashes in 2023 - the highest total in over 20 years. Safe streets advocates are urging the city to take Vision Zero seriously.
AMATS officials speculate that fewer vehicles on area roadways during the lockdown led to more reckless driving, higher speeds and more fatalities.
In a recent development, the Village of Sea Cliff has struck gold with a new grant aimed at enhancing road safety. The first significant grant comes from the federal Department of …
The city’s Vision Zero initiative, bolstered by federal Safe Streets funds, has led to a significant drop in traffic deaths.
The goal is to reduce the number of fatalities and severe injuries on the transportation system to zero by 2040.