Brantford, ON

The City of Brantford adopted the Vision Zero initiative in 2018. Since then, the City of Brantford have created Vision Zero: The City of Brantford’s Road Safety Plan (2021-2026) which aims to address a number of goals and priorities for the city, including promoting safe, healthy, and age-friendly built environments. This five year plan outlines […]


Chatham-Kent, ON

The council of the Municipality of Chatham-Kent adopted the Road Safety Action Plan on Nov. 6, 2023. The plan is built around the Safe System Approach and the Safe Systems Pyramid. The plan is guided by principles that highlight a shared responsibility for road safety, multi-level collaboration and the importance of data-driven and equity-centred decision-making. […]


Chilliwack, BC

Chilliwack formally embraced the Vision Zero goal of zero traffic-related fatalities or injuries through a unanimous vote by the council in September 2025. Currently, the city has implemented Vision Zero type strategies but are transitioning to a formal Vision Zero program. A Vision Zero plan is in the process of being developed to then go […]


Delta, BC

Delta’s city council approved the creation of a Vision Zero Strategy in October 2020. Delta’s Vision Zero Strategy (2025-2030) was adopted four years later, in September 2024. Using the Safe System Approach, the city aims to reduce deaths and serious injuries by at least five per cent annually, reaching a 25-per-cent reduction by 2030.


Devon, AB

The Town of Devon’s Traffic Safety Plan 2022-2024 was endorsed by council in January 2022. The plan is guided by the Alberta Traffic Safety Plan Calendar and the Safe System Approach. The vision is to eliminate all serious injury and fatal road collisions on community roads to create a safe and healthy community.


Drummondville, QC

Drummondville adopted its Safe Mobility Policy in 2019 with the release of the city’s Sustainable Mobility Plan 2020-2024. The Plan de mobilité durable 2020-2040 (PMD) is grounded in the principles of accessibility, safety, comfort and efficiency, aiming to enhance the quality of life of all residents. Central to the PMD is the adoption of Vision […]


Gatineau, QC

The City of Gatineau Police Service first endorsed a three-year road safety strategy in 2015 and officially implemented the Approche Intégrée en Sécurité Routiére in 2019. The strategy focused on young, vulnerable road users, operators of heavy vehicles, construction workers, older adults and all other road users. The strategy recognizes collision factors impacting these populations, […]


Kawartha Lakes, ON

Kawartha Lakes has drafted a high-level plan that outlines considerations for adopting a formal Vision Zero policy. The plan aligns with the priorities outlined in Vision Zero and the importance of working toward zero road-related fatalities and serious injuries.


Kelowna, BC

The City of Kelowna released their Safe Mobility Action Plan in January 2026. The plan applies the Safe System Approach to achieve the overall goal of achieving zero traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries in Kelowna. The 29 actions outlined in the plan are categorized into four action areas: Build safe intersections for all Protect vulnerable […]


Lethbridge, AB

The City of Lethbridge adopted the Transportation Safety Plan in October 2020, with a vision of moving toward zero transportation-related deaths and serious injuries. The city aims to reach zero fatalities and serious injuries by 2040, with an interim target of a 50-per cent-reduction by 2030. The plan is built on the Safe System Approach […]