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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) plans to widen Shelbyville Road (US-60) in Middletown. protect-us.mimecast.com/s/rPtXCpYoBMiK… Review the proposals and take their survey by November 18.

Join us for a vigil in honor of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims next Sunday, Nov. 20 at 5pm at Sunnyhill Pavilion in Iroquois Park! #WDoR2022 louisvilleky.gov/events/world-d…

REMINDER! Louisville's first annual World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is THIS SUNDAY, Nov. 20 at 5pm at Sunnyhill Pavilion in Iroquois Park (use W. Kenwood Dr. entrance). #WDoR2022 louisvilleky.gov/events/world-d…

Today is the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Behind each fatal crash there is a family that is missing a loved one. It doesn't have to be this way. We must work together to create a world in which everyone can reach their destination safely. #WDoR2022

Another pedestrian killed today in Louisville. Another name to add to the list. Another reason for tonight’s vigil in honor of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. #WDoR2022

Families who have been impacted by crashes along with road safety advocates gathered in Iroquois Park on Sunday to call for more safety measures on roadways. whas11.com/article/news/l…

Last year in Kentucky, traffic collisions claimed the lives of 806 people. 165 were due to drivers under the influence of alcohol, and 302 were under the influence of drugs. wlky.com/article/louisv…

Driver fatally struck Louisville woman on Fegenbush Lane wfpl.org/police-driver-… via 89.3 WFPL News

🚨 Event Alert 🚨 Mobility Meet & Greet Tue Dec 13 at 530p at BA Colonial near Iroquois Park Louisville-area safe street advocacy groups are getting together to talk state-level advocacy priorities -- with a focus on automated traffic enforcement. Everyone's welcome! Join us!

🚨JUST ANNOUNCED🚨 Applications for the FY23 RAISE Program are now open. If your community has a transportation project that will create jobs, address climate change, ensure racial equity, and remove barriers to opportunity, we encourage you to apply. transportation.gov/briefing-room/…

Safer Speeds is a pillar of the Safe System approach. Reducing Metro-owned roads to 35 MPH is a first step.

State Rep. Rachel Roarx introduced House Bill 73 to legalize automated enforcement in Kentucky. Roarx will discuss her bill at the next VZL Task Force meeting this Friday. apps.legislature.ky.gov/record/23rs/hb…

Our first TPC Meeting of this year is next Thursday. It is a packed agenda with several key items including planning updates for 2050, Active Transportation Plan, and Safe Streets for All Grant. Meeting info can be found at: bit.ly/3meq3SI

Louisville Metro Government was awarded a $21M Safe Streets and Roads for All implementation grant to improve safety on 10 corridors in Louisville! The grant will be matched for a total of nearly $27M. For more information, visit: louisvilleky.gov/government/vis…

Thanks Louisville Center for Health Equity for producing a policy brief on automated enforcement! Automated enforcement is illegal in KY, but some state legislators are working to change that to make our roadways safer. louisvilleky.gov/center-health-…

Vision Zero Louisville released its first annual report today! "We must do everything in our power to make our roads safer for everyone, regardless of how you travel." Mayor Craig Greenberg Read the report at visionzerolouisville.org.

Reporting by ⁦WAVE⁩ today regarding Vision Zero Louisville’s first annual report. wave3.com/2023/03/28/pla…

Thanks Esri Blog for the opportunity to showcase our work! Louisville Metro Public Works recently won a Special Achievement in GIS Award from Esri for Vision Zero Louisville's maps and visualizations.

Presenting on Vision Zero at the annual Kentucky Lifesavers Conference. Thanks Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for the opportunity!

You love to see it! Kentucky Transportation Cabinet nixed an off-ramp slip lane in favor of a safer design that discourages speeding and improves pedestrian safety. I-264 & Taylor Blvd.