Does it shock you that today, in one single day, 115 people are likely to die in roadway crashes in the U.S.? And another 115 tomorrow…and the next day…and the next day…?

And that these deaths – sons, daughters, grandparents, and friends – will be, largely, predictable and preventable? And that these loved ones lost will be disproportionately children and seniors, people walking and bicycling, and people of color and people in low income communities?

Support community-led actions to make change as part of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Other nations are improving safe mobility. But the U.S continues to fail. Among high income nations, the U.S. ranks 47th out of 54 in traffic fatality rates, according to the World Health Organization (2019).

Let’s wake our leaders to the fact that traffic deaths are preventable.
Please make a contribution to Vision Zero Network for our support of dozens of communities across the nation organizing and rallying for change on this World Day of Remembrance (learn more here).

Together, we can help give voice to those who have been voiceless too long in a system that prioritizes speed over safety. Help us call attention – on World Day of Remembrance – and every day after to change the status quo that allows senseless and preventable suffering on our roads, sidewalks and bikeways.

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Photo credit: Evan Semón Photography for Denver Streets Partnership

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