Road Safety
Summary
El Paso is showing off new grants and projects from its Vision Zero program aimed at making our streets way safer. If you're tired of dodging reckless drivers, these upgrades are designed to protect pedestrians and cyclists all over town.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 3
Impact analysis
Your tax dollars aren't taking a hit here—these street safety upgrades are completely funded by new state and federal grants.
Everyday commuters, pedestrians, and cyclists who just want to get across the street without having to look over their shoulder.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
El Paso’s Scenic Drive Closed Until Further Notice Due To Damage To The Road
El Paso’s Scenic Drive Closed Until Further Notice Due To Damage To The Road 93.1 KISS FM
El Paso's Scenic Drive closed both ways after storm damage
El Paso's Scenic Drive closed both ways after storm damage KFOX
City of El Paso touts Vision Zero advancements with projects, grants
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) -- Five months after the City of El Paso launched the Vision Zero Quick Build Program, the City is touting its progress with grants and projects underway to make roads safer. As KTSM 9 News previously reported, Vision Zero is a ...
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