Let’s Get Austin Back on Track in 2020 to Zero Traffic Deaths in 2025

Across Texas, we continue to be in the midst of an epidemic of traffic violence. In the early stages of what has now become a statewide paradigm shift in how we think about this crisis, the City of Aus- tin took decisive action. Council adopted a goal to end traffic deaths by 2025 and begun …

The Problem with the Proposed GLO Methodology for Allocating Storm Recovery Funds

The people of coastal regions of Texas have suffered extensively from a series of extraordinary storms that have ravaged 49 counties since 2016. Hurricane Harvey alone caused an estimated $125 billion in damage, according to the Texas Tribune. People died and others had to evacuate their homes in these storms. Floods ran through homes. Many …

Dallas City Council Favorably Receives Recommendation to Adopt Vision Zero

Now that Houston has adopted Vision Zero, Dallas and Phoenix are the only cities left out of the ten largest in the US that have not adopted Vision Zero and are not yet working on a Vision Zero Action Plan to end traffic deaths. It appears that Dallas may leave Phoenix behind with its own …