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NC Vision Zero is a collaborative initiative to eliminate roadway deaths and injuries in North Carolina.

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Kids learn how to act on the road by watching you.

What kind of driver are you raising?

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Fourteen communities in North Carolina have adopted a goal of zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries.

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Approximately 545 lives are saved each year by seat belt use in North Carolina

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Envision this: a day with zero deaths on our roadways.

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People Killed on NC roads in 2021

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Drinking & Driving
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Principles of the Safe Systems approach (USDOT)

Deaths and serious injuries are unacceptable.

Humans make mistakes.
   

Humans are vulnerable.
   

Responsibility is shared.

Safety is proactive.

Redundancy is crucial.

Follow the Three

Save Yourself & Me

Only drive sober

In 2021, 407 people were killed on North Carolina roads due to drinking and driving (NCDOT Crash Facts).

Always wear a seat belt

In 2021, 44% of the people killed on North Carolina roads were unbuckled at the time of the crash (NCDOT Crash Facts).

Follow the speed limit

In 2021, over 23% of traffic fatalities involved speeding (NCDOT Crash Facts).

Source: DMV NC Crash Facts
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October 6, 2023 • News & Updates
Join us for the 2023 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims – November 19

The Institute for Transportation Research and Education, the Highway Safety Research Center, the Injury Prevention Research Center, and the NC Families for Safe Streets are partnering to host the 2023 World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. This year’s theme is Safe Streets for People. Sunday, November 19, 2023 Location:  North Carolina State Capitol […]

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November 1, 2022 • Children
4 Things You Can Do to Raise Traffic-Safe Kids

Tragically, traffic crashes are the #1 leading cause of death for North Carolina kids ages 5 – 14 (Source: NC Department of Health and Human Services).   Keep your kids safe with these 4 simple tips.   1 – Show Them What Safety Looks Like In the middle of your third Zoom meeting of the […]

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