A future with zero roadway deaths on our streets.
Vision Zero Nashville is a Metro-wide initiative spearhead by the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT) in partnership with the Mayor's Office, community organizations, businesses, and residents.
The Goal
Our collective goal is to eliminate fatalities and serious injuries on Metro Nashville roads.
No family should experience the tragedy of losing a loved one on our roads. That's why Vision Zero is a commitment to work together with everyone in the community to create safer roadways. Through responsible behavior, safer infrastructure, and collective action, we can achieve a future with no fatalities on Metro Nashville roads.
Take the Vision Zero Pledge
How many deaths on our roads is acceptable? Zero is the only acceptable answer. One life lost is one too many.
By working together, we can create a future where everyone on Metro Nashville roads arrives at their destination safely.
Vision Zero Action Plan and Implementation Plan
Learn more about Metro’s investment in traffic safety improvements over the next five years and view a list of specific projects and programs that staff, and partners will develop and execute.
Vision Zero Advisory Committee
Learn more about the 15-member group, view meeting agendas and minutes.
We Are Nolensville Pike Project
Nashville was awarded $13 Million in federal funding for the "We Are Nolensville Pike" project, a transformational safety project along one of the city’s most vibrant corridors.
Gallatin Pike and Main Street Project
This project will set a vision to transform Main Street and Gallatin Pike into Complete Streets that provide safe and accessible options for all roadway users.
Safe Routes to School Program Toolkit
The Safe Routes to School Program aims to create safer and more accessible walking and biking routes for students traveling to and from school.
Vision Zero Media Toolkit
View Vision Zero printable materials and public service announcement (PSAs) videos to help spread awareness and engage the public in creating safer streets for everyone.
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