Attachment B
Subject: Vision Zero Traffic Safety Status Report
2025 Vision Zero Action Plan Comment Summary
Comments received on the Draft 2025 Vision Zero Action Plan have been categorized into five Priority Action Areas.
1. Prioritize Equity, Vulnerable Road Users
Focus on older adults
Focus on homeless and impaired pedestrians
Focus near transit and busy crosswalks
Accessibility: audible ped signs, ADA ramps
Improve lighting
Focus on street-trails links (Curtner, Julian)
2. Center Data Analytics, Report Metrics
Fill in metric numbers in draft
Be measurable, realistic, timely
Use Time bound deliverables
3. Strategize Traffic Enforcement
Desire for more traffic enforcement
More enforcement for speeding, rolling stops
More enforcement for distraction
4. Engineer for Safety
Be more proactive and systematic
Daylighting
Reduce Speeding
Be more proactive, esp. on 35+ mph posted
Prioritize Pavement by Safety, Equity needs
Remove slip lanes, where feasible
No Right Turn on Red
Restriping: add Quick Build curb extensions
Add pedestrian refuge islands to crosswalks
Ultra quick builds
Protected bikeways with protected intersections
Attachment B
Subject: Vision Zero Traffic Safety Status Report
5. Engage the Community, Message Safety
Realign the Task Force to make it sustainable, instead of ending it Task Force: Create city staff advisory group
Task Force: Community stakeholder group
Task Force: Interdepartmental group
Educate drivers about street redesigns
Pedestrians should pay more attention
Dislike spending funds on messaging
Comments Received on Existing Vision Zero Action Plan Strategies Make list of laws passed with progress
AB43: Speed Reduction: Progress
AB413: Daylighting: Progress
AB645: Speed Cameras: Accelerate
Focus on Engineering (over other areas)
Prioritize reducing high speeds, speeding
Consistent treatments on safety corridors
Focus on reducing fatal and severe injuries
Prioritize Bikes and Peds
Use NACTO design guides, best practices