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Cape Cod Commission launches Vision Zero action-plan process, seeks public input on road safety
Summary
The Cape Cod Commission opened a public Vision Zero action-plan briefing outlining a federally funded Safe Streets and Roads for All planning grant, presenting crash data for 2018–2023 and inviting residents to map near-misses and propose safety projects ahead of a draft plan due in February.
The Cape Cod Commission began a regional Vision Zero action-plan process aimed at eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries, agency staff said at a public briefing. The plan, funded through a federal discretionary grant under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (Safe Streets and Roads for All), will produce a high-risk road network, a high-injury network and a list of prioritized safety projects to make the Cape’s roads safer for pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers.
Colleen, the project lead at the Cape Cod Commission, told attendees that the commission is leading the effort so all 15 towns on Cape Cod can become eligible for…
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