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Burlingame hears Vision Zero briefing: consultants present high‑injury network, outreach and candidate countermeasures
Summary
Consultant Dana Wiseman presented a Vision Zero action‑plan update to Burlingame2s Transportation Safety & Parking Commission, showing roughly 560 injury collisions from 2020–2024, a draft High Injury Network that concentrates serious collisions on 20% of city streets, and five draft safety emphasis areas; commissioners probed HIN weighting, data sources and grant funding.
Consultant Dana Wiseman told the Burlingame Transportation Safety & Parking Commission that the city2s Vision Zero (Vision 0) action‑plan work — funded through the federal Safe Streets and Roads for All program — is midway through development and that a combination of police and TIMSS collision data produced a draft High Injury Network and candidate safety strategies.
"Burlingame received a federal grant through the Safe Streets and Roads for All program to develop a Vision 0 action plan," Wiseman said, outlining the project timeline and outreach to date. She reported the team compiled roughly five years of injury collision data (2020–2024), which produced an inventory of approximately 560 injury collisions on Burlingame surface streets.
She presented headline findings: an average of about 112 people injured per year in Burlingame during the study period, with most injury collisions from vehicle occupants…
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