October 2026
New York University
About
The 13th annual Vision Zero Cities will convene global leaders dedicated to achieving Vision Zero. This gathering unites city officials, planners, engineers, advocates, scholars, and industry leaders to share insights, explore innovative strategies, and discover cutting-edge solutions for challenges facing our cities. Over three days, participants will engage in keynotes, in-depth breakouts, immersive field tours, and personalized networking, all geared towards advancing safer and fairer streets and public spaces.
Location: NYU Kimmel Center 60 Washington Square S
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What is
Vision Zero?
Vision Zero is a strategy adopted by governments across five continents that aims to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries. Developed in Sweden, Vision Zero was brought to the United States in 2014 as a result of Transportation Alternatives’ (TA) efforts. As the U.S. enters its second decade of Vision Zero, TA is working to make sure that the promise of Vision Zero worldwide is fulfilled locally. Safe streets save lives, and create more livable communities for all.
Get in Touch!
Amy Klein
Senior Advisor, Development
amy.klein@transalt.org
(212) 629-8080
111 John St. Suite 260
New York, NY 10038
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We can reclaim our streets.
Transportation Alternatives’ mission is to reclaim New York City from cars, transforming our streets into safe, sustainable, and equitable places to walk, bike, take transit, gather, and thrive.
We’ve brought an inclusive, intersectional organizing approach because we know our streets have the potential to create opportunities of all kinds: safer, better connected neighborhoods, cleaner air, more equitable communities, and more economic prosperity.