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Jul 16 2020 12:14 pm
  • Vision Zero

City moves forward with streets plan intended to reduce traffic deaths

Brian Addison

The Long Beach City Council on Tuesday voted to implement its Safe Streets plan, an innovation attached to the worldwide Vision Zero movement aimed at reducing traffic deaths and injuries.

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Jan 9 2020 1:04 pm
  • Vision Zero

Opinion: 29 people died in traffic violence in Long Beach; we need to change how we talk about it

Brian Addison

The city of Long Beach has set a goal of reaching zero pedestrian or bicyclist deaths by 2026—but where are they at on this goal and why is traffic violence for our most vulnerable on the rise?

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May 6 2019 2:26 pm
  • Vision Zero

31 people were killed in car collisions in Long Beach in 2018. Here’s what the city is doing about it.

Brian Addison

Car collisions took more lives than the act of homicide did in 2018: 31 people were killed in car collisions in Long Beach. 24 of them were Long Beach residents. 11 of them were pedestrians and bicyclists.

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