'A long way from zero': NYC takes on traffic fatalities
Clip: 11/23/2014 | 8m 19s
The plan aims to increase penalties for dangerous drivers.
Although New York City streets over the past few years have been the safest in decades, traffic accidents and pedestrian fatalities have recently started to tick back up. Now, city officials are looking to "Vision Zero," an initiative based on a model from Sweden. The plan hinges on expanded enforcement, new street designs and legislation to increase penalties for dangerous drivers.
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'A long way from zero': NYC takes on traffic fatalities
Clip: 11/23/2014 | 8m 19s
Although New York City streets over the past few years have been the safest in decades, traffic accidents and pedestrian fatalities have recently started to tick back up. Now, city officials are looking to "Vision Zero," an initiative based on a model from Sweden. The plan hinges on expanded enforcement, new street designs and legislation to increase penalties for dangerous drivers.
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