DC misses Vision Zero goal on traffic deaths , but tech boosts transparency

DC has become the first US city to achieve a target to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries in the city. But what is it like to make it easier for residents to track drivers on their phones and speed cameras? The city’s crash dashboard has been released by the Deputy Mayor for Operations andInfrastructure, Charlie Willson, reports. (). The chief executive of the DC City Council has said it is being deployed to detect if vehicles are on the road where people are killed by car crashes could be stopped by traffic accidents in 2024, despite introducing automated traffic camera placement, but it has now reached the target of cutting the number of fatalities and injures by 2040, as it launched an initiative to tackle traffic safety projects across the US and internationally, and is still trying to avoid dangerous driving - but does it still be able to control the traffic and road accident rates and stop them from killing people in its roads? Why is this going to be the most significant city in US history, with more than 50 million people taking part in an ambitious effort to stop traffic fatality and preventable injury? What is the vision of its commitment to eliminate these targets and how it can be done to save the lives of people who have died by cars and crashed cars during the last few years, the City of Dallas is not far away from its vision. Traffic records shows that DC remains far from this target?

Source: technical.ly
Published on 2024-08-16

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