Md. Code, Transportation § 8-1005
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§8–1005.
Official statutory text
The implementation of Vision Zero shall include strategies for:
(1) Identifying State and local laws, policies, and regulations that hinder the development and implementation of Vision Zero;
(2) Proposing changes to State and local laws to allow for innovative engineering and traffic calming;
(3) Creating a Vision Zero website that contains information related to Vision Zero;
(4) Collecting and publishing motor vehicle collision data;
(5) Connecting with other states and communities that have implemented a similar Vision Zero program;
(6) Reviewing existing traffic safety programs to determine their effectiveness;
(7) Working with research organizations to develop best practices;
(8) Prioritizing resources for investment in the communities most affected by motor vehicle collisions;
(9) Proactively engaging community members to address their traffic safety concerns;
(10) Developing and publishing a long–term plan for the continued development of Vision Zero; and
(11) Investing more resources into construction needs for high–accident intersections and roadway sections.
(1) Identifying State and local laws, policies, and regulations that hinder the development and implementation of Vision Zero;
(2) Proposing changes to State and local laws to allow for innovative engineering and traffic calming;
(3) Creating a Vision Zero website that contains information related to Vision Zero;
(4) Collecting and publishing motor vehicle collision data;
(5) Connecting with other states and communities that have implemented a similar Vision Zero program;
(6) Reviewing existing traffic safety programs to determine their effectiveness;
(7) Working with research organizations to develop best practices;
(8) Prioritizing resources for investment in the communities most affected by motor vehicle collisions;
(9) Proactively engaging community members to address their traffic safety concerns;
(10) Developing and publishing a long–term plan for the continued development of Vision Zero; and
(11) Investing more resources into construction needs for high–accident intersections and roadway sections.
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