Hitting the Books: 'Vision Zero' could help reclaim roads from American car culture
Vision Zero could be a path forward as an overall framework for changing policy priorities, but it needs to be more than a plan, and it needs to be crafted with the people. Vision Zero is a concept from Sweden that recognizes we are human and we will make mistakes, but our mistakes should not lead to serious injuries or fatalities.
In addition, we heard from people that having police enforce laws related to walking and biking put the community and law enforcement in conflict with each other. Charles T. Brown has documented in his research for his podcasthow laws such as those prohibiting jaywalking are disproportionately enforced in Black and Brown communities, for men in particular.
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