Join us in our quest to eliminate traffic deaths on Louisville's streets by 2050. Vision Zero Louisville is administered by Louisville’s Dept. of Public Works.
Have you ever felt unsafe walking or biking on a roadway in Louisville? Tell us about any "close call" you've had using this revamped survey we created. We'll use this data to inform our decisions moving forward https://t.co/G5hVNeh56j
You love to see it! @KYTC nixed an off-ramp slip lane in favor of a safer design that discourages speeding and improves pedestrian safety. I-264 & Taylor Blvd.
Thanks @EsriBlog for the opportunity to showcase our work! @LouPubWorks recently won a Special Achievement in GIS Award from @Esri for Vision Zero Louisville's maps and visualizations.
When the #VisionZero Louisville Ordinance passed, city staff analyzed crash and roadway design to map high-risk locations, finding higher rates in disadvantaged areas. https://t.co/C0uY5tdsvj
Vision Zero Louisville released its first annual report today! "We must do everything in our power to make our roads safer for everyone, regardless of how you travel." @LouisvilleMayor Read the report at https://t.co/uEiraQXVO2.
Thanks @louequity for producing a policy brief on automated enforcement! Automated enforcement is illegal in KY, but some state legislators are working to change that to make our roadways safer. https://t.co/GP4bBbq3RE
@robmolou@LouPubWorks A bike facility on Longfield was proposed in the last Bike Louisville Master Plan several years ago. And a resident on Longfield has been asking for more sidewalks too.
Louisville Metro Government was awarded a $21M Safe Streets and Roads for All implementation grant to improve safety on 10 corridors in Louisville! The grant will be matched for a total of nearly $27M. For more information, visit: https://t.co/FJO2nA9V4O
We're announcing funding for 500+ projects nationwide to improve safety & save lives along America's roadways.
Our investment will fund safety planning & implementation for over half the nation's population — supporting our vision of ZERO roadway deaths. https://t.co/6GQv2j6kut
Our first TPC Meeting of this year is next Thursday. It is a packed agenda with several key items including planning updates for 2050, Active Transportation Plan, and Safe Streets for All Grant. Meeting info can be found at: https://t.co/maQamvF4Jf
State Rep. Rachel Roarx introduced House Bill 73 to legalize automated enforcement in Kentucky. Roarx will discuss her bill at the next VZL Task Force meeting this Friday. https://t.co/1SHsuNZa19
@Streets4Peeps @BroaddusTrey Sustainability’s Cool Roof incentive program has been very successful. Please contact your Metro Council member and let them know you want to see an e-bike incentive program funded in next year’s budget. Budget discussions are happening NOW.
@Streets4Peeps @BroaddusTrey Agreed! After it was brought up in our Dec. Task Force meeting, Bike Louisville is now looking into it. https://t.co/GeHOTB0o8R
Since 2014, over 900 people have died on non-interstate roads in Louisville, including 185 pedestrians, according to officials. https://t.co/Oc9refIh49
@allvowels Best practice is a 1-month trailing approach. If someone goes to the hospital and dies within 30 days of a crash, it is attributed to the crash per MMUCC. So Dec 2022 will be available early Feb 2023.
🚨JUST ANNOUNCED🚨
Applications for the FY23 RAISE Program are now open.
If your community has a transportation project that will create jobs, address climate change, ensure racial equity, and remove barriers to opportunity, we encourage you to apply. https://t.co/CTPY2oU1pj
🚨 Event Alert 🚨
Mobility Meet & Greet
Tue Dec 13 at 530p at BA Colonial near Iroquois Park
Louisville-area safe street advocacy groups are getting together to talk state-level advocacy priorities -- with a focus on automated traffic enforcement.
Everyone's welcome! Join us!