Every week, 17 pedestrians lose limbs, organs, or suffer other life-changing serious injuries.

Throughout 2024, a New Yorker has been killed or seriously injured in a traffic crash almost every day in the congestion relief zone.

This is the third person killed in a police chase this year. Police chases have repeatedly proven to be deadly, and are banned by the NYPD.

Just a few months ago, a driver hit and killed another bike rider on the very same street. 20 cyclists have been killed so far in 2024, including three in the Bronx.

Bedford Avenue is slated to be improved in just a few weeks, but advocates have been calling for a safer Bedford Avenue for years. 

Congestion pricing should have turned on three months ago and would have already generated billions of dollars for the MTA.

In 2022, 85% of jaywalking tickets were issued to New Yorkers of color.

Traffic violence has killed 191 New Yorkers this year – the third deadliest year in the past decade.

Congestion pricing would have generated $15 billion in critical funding for the MTA.

Today, District 36 has zero miles of protected bike lanes.

2024 is on track to be the second-deadliest year for children since Vision Zero began in 2014.

Traffic violence has killed 179 New Yorkers this year – the deadliest year to date under Vision Zero. 13 children have been killed so far in 2024, more than by this date in nine of the past ten years.

Over 10,000 people have signed the Make McGuinness Safe petition calling for a full redesign of the boulevard for safety. 

This is the 12th child traffic fatality in New York City this year. More children have been killed so far in 2024 than at this point in nine of the last 10 years.

People living near the city’s hottest bus stops are 56% more likely to be Latino, 24% more likely to be Black, and 40% more likely to be non-white than people living within a quarter-mile of the coolest bus stops.

This bike rider is the 148th person killed in 2024, four more than were killed at this point last year and 10% above the Vision Zero-era average. 42 people have been killed in Queens.

Traffic violence has now killed more than 2,500 New Yorkers since the beginning of Vision Zero.

This is the 135th fatality in New York City in 2024. This year, fatalities are 16% higher than average in the Vision Zero era.

The number of miles traveled by cars and trucks in New York City is at record highs, up 16% from 2014, making New York the most congested city in the world.