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The strategy is made up of five ‘pillars’. Each pillar includes suggested actions to help achieve Vision Zero 2040.
Keep reading to find out more about each pillar and comment on our plans. There are 6 pages and 14 questions.
Once you've completed the survey, you will receive a confirmation email. You can then choose whether or not to make your anonymous comments available for the public to read.
Driver behaviours associated with the most serious injuries include: speeding, not wearing seatbelts, drink and drug driving, and distraction.
To help to keep all road users safe, we will:
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The risk of crashing, and the likelihood of that crash resulting in death or serious injury, increases significantly with speed. We will stop people driving at illegal, dangerous and inappropriate speeds. We will do this through targeted enforcement and education and by working with partners. (The role of street design is covered under the next pillar, 'Safe Roads'.)
To support evidence-based enforcement, we will:
To stop drivers speeding, we will also:
To raise awareness about the importance of safe speeds, we will:
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Leeds City Council’s Transport Strategy sets out our ambition to ‘be a city where you don’t need a car’. People need to feel that it is safe to walk or cycle. Segregated cycle lanes, wider pavements and other infrastructure investments are helping to achieve this. The more people walk or cycle, the fewer cars there will be on the road.
To make roads safer and reduce the risk and severity of collisions, we will:
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We want people to travel in vehicles that are safe, to reduce the likelihood and severity of crashes. We will:
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What happens after a collision can mean the difference between a minor injury and a serious one, and between life and death. By finding out what happened, we can learn how to stop the same thing from happening again.
To develop our post-collision response, we will:
To develop our post-collision learning, we will:
To raise awareness of support for road victims and others affected, we will:
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