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Palm Beach Gardens adopts Vision Zero action plan to eliminate severe crashes by 2040
Summary
The City of Palm Beach Gardens unanimously adopted a Vision Zero Action Plan developed with a federal SS4A planning grant, committing to eliminate severe traffic injuries and fatalities on city-owned roads by 2030 and citywide by 2040 and to pursue implementation grants with regional partners.
The City of Palm Beach Gardens on Monday unanimously adopted a Vision Zero Action Plan, a data-driven road safety strategy developed with consultant Kimley-Horn and funded through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) planning grant.
Joanne Scoria, assistant director of planning and zoning, told the council the plan grew from a multi-year effort that began in 2020 and included a community working group, a competitive procurement selecting Kimberly Horn and Associates, and public engagement through pop-up events and surveys. She introduced consultant Brad Davis, who presented the plan and its findings.
Brad Davis said the plan commits the city to…
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