New from Parachute Vision Zero
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June 2019
Vision Zero in Canada
Parachute Interim CEO, Pamela Fuselli, about Vision Zero in Canada
This case study explores the experiences, challenges and solutions of three communities in Canada that are considering, planning or implementing Vision Zero: Surrey, B.C., the Region of Durham in Ontario, and Kingston, Ont.
Parachute is excited to be asked to contribute the Canadian chapter to this handbook, set to be published in spring 2020. Matts-Åke Belin, a leader of Vision Zero in Sweden since the early 1990s, and Belin’s Swedish colleagues, are the editors. Their purpose is to “gather our international experience we now have of Vision Zero as a policy innovation and who is it spreading it over the world to other regions.”
This flyer lays out what Vision Zero is, why it is needed, and how to commit to implementing it in a community.
Who has implemented Vision Zero in Canada?
Click the icon on the top left of the map to view a drop-down list of jurisdictions that have implemented Vision Zero (blue) and jurisdictions that are considering Vision Zero (red).
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THE ISSUE
Learn about the issue of motor vehicle collisions.
THE SOLUTION
Vision Zero takes a systems approach to motor vehicle collisions.
Resources
Parachute has a wide variety of resources that will help you to learn more about Vision Zero, what’s being done in Canada and how to go about doing it in your community.
Join The Network
Only by working together can we drive meaningful change. Parachute has built a Vision Zero network of hundreds of road safety organizations and advocates who want safer roads in Canada.
