3 Success Stories Show How to Apply Road Safety Through Public Health Plans

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Vision Zero is an initiative that started in Sweden in 1997 when the country began implementing a series of road safety measures to reach their goal of zero deaths from traffic accidents. As a result, the country managed to reduce the number of deaths to 3 people per 100 thousand inhabitants.

Since then the plan has been adopted by different cities and has inspired the creation of various organizations that are looking to make our streets a safer places. One of them being the Vision Zero Network that brings together traffic engineers, health professionals, local leaders, and policy makers.

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Cite: Gaete, Constanza Martínez. "3 Success Stories Show How to Apply Road Safety Through Public Health Plans" [3 casos de éxito sobre cómo aplicar Visión Cero a través de los planes de salud pública] 01 Mar 2017. ArchDaily. (Trans. Valletta, Matthew) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/805273/3-success-stories-show-how-to-apply-road-safety-through-public-health-plans> ISSN 0719-8884

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