News Releases

• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
• October 15th is White Cane Safety Day in Madison
• Vision Zero Concludes This Year’s Speed Reductions with Segoe Rd
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions on a Section of Portage Rd
• Let’s Talk Streets
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions on a Section of Old Sauk Rd
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions on a Section of Mineral Point Rd
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions on a Section of John Nolen Drive
• The City of Madison Officially Recognized as a Vision Zero Community
• Madison Joins the National League of Cities Safety First Challenge
• Madison’s Focus on Prioritizing Safety is Forward Thinking
• Be Bright at Night Campaign Enters its Second Year
• The City Concludes Final Vision Zero Speed Reduction Project for 2021
• October 15th is White Cane Safety Day in Madison
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions
• The Let’s Talk Streets Campaign Seeks Additional Input
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions, Next Up Whitney Way from Raymond Road to the Beltline
• Vision Zero Continues Speed Reductions, Park Street is Next Up
• 20 is Plenty – a Neighborhood Street Speed Reduction Program
• Share Your Thoughts on Madison’s Street Design
• Madison K-12 Students are Heading Back to School – Watch Out for Crossing Guards and Pedestrians
• Vision Zero: City to Lower Speed Limit on Gammon Road and McKenna Boulevard
• Vision Zero: City to Lower Speed Limit on Prairie Road
• October 15th is White Cane Safety Day in Madison
• Vision Zero: City to Lower Speed Limit on Milwaukee Street
• Vision Zero: City to Lower Speed Limit on East Washington Avenue
• City of Madison joins Vision Zero Initiative – Even One Traffic Death is Too Many
• City Tests First Parking-Protected Bike Lane, Needs Public Input