Harrisburg Vision Zero

Harrisburg Vision Zero

Harrisburg is joining the Vision Zero initiative to end pedestrian fatalities. By the year 2028, Harrisburg wants to completely eliminate pedestrian fatalities. To do this, the city has begun the Harrisburg Vision Zero plan. But what does this mean?

What Is Vision Zero?

Vision Zero is an international initiative to reduce and eliminate pedestrian traffic fatalities. To do this, cities conduct an intense study of the roads and sidewalks in the city. Then, a plan is put together to improve safety for both drivers and pedestrians.

Harrisburg Vision Zero Plan

Harrisburg hopes to completely implement it’s Vision Zero plan by 2028. In a first step, the city has begun with making improvements to State Street. State Street is the most dangerous road in the city.
Of course, Vision Zero is a constant improvement plan. Even after 2028 the city will track and make adjustments. When all pedestrian injuries and fatalities are eliminated, Vision Zero is successful.

Harrisburg Pedestrian Injury and Fatality Lawyer

When a pedestrian is killed by a driver, their family deserves help. A wrongful death lawyer can help you. No amount of money can replace your loved one. But, your family deserves recovery of funeral expenses. You are also entitled to recovery of lost income and hospital bills.
Pedestrians deserve safety when they walk in the city. When a driver hits a pedestrian, the injuries aren’t always immediate. If you’re injured as a pedestrian, you have options. Even if the driver doesn’t have insurance! Speak to a Harrisburg pedestrian injury attorney at Haggerty & Silverman. We can help you understand your options.

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