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Connecticut Vision Zero Council

The Vision Zero Council is an interagency work group tasked with developing statewide policy to eliminate transportation-related fatalities and severe injuries involving pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, motorists, and passengers.

The Council was established in 2021 by the Connecticut General Assembly as part of Public Act 21-28, a landmark transportation safety bill.

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Why do we need the Council

 Statistics show an increasing trend of road-user fatalities
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Who serves on the council

 
Members are the commissioners, or designee, of multiple state agencies
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How to contact the council

Share your thoughts or concerns with the Council”
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Meeting Schedules

 
Find a Vision Zero Council meeting
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Meeting Materials

 
Find video files and meeting materials
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Resources and news

 
Find materials and information
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Vision Zero interagency policy

 
Learn about the approach to achieve zero transportation-related fatalities
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Vision Zero mission statement

 
Explore Vision Zero Councils aims, values, and purpose