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Durham became one of the first cities in NC to pass a Vision Zero resolution in September 2017, leading the way among mid-sized cities in the state and in the nation. City staff are now in the process of creating a comprehensive Vision Zero Action plan and hiring staff to carry it out. To learn more about Durham’s Vision Zero efforts, please visit their website here.

 

Quick Facts

On average, there are 22 crashes a day in Durham.

A pedestrian is involved in a crash in Durham every 3 days, on average.

Approximately 23 people are killed on Durham County roads each year.

On average, there are 22 crashes a day in Durham.

A pedestrian is involved in a crash in Durham every 3 days, on average.

Approximately 23 people are killed on Durham County roads each year.

News

May 31, 2019 • News
Zero crash fatalities? Durham hopes so

(Herald Sun) August 2017

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May 31, 2019 • News
Vision Zero Durham Aims to Eliminate Traffic Traffic Fatalities & Serious Injuries

(City of Durham) September 2017

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Learn more about the Vision Zero Initiative

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