Lacombe County, AB
Lacombe County has used Vision Zero principles to guide its road safety strategy and Community Peace Officer Program since 2020. The Traffic Safety Plan 2023-2026 was adopted by council in November 2023, making Lacombe County one of the first municipalities in Alberta to formally adopt Vision Zero. Guided by the Safe System Approach and five […]
County of Grande Prairie No. 1
Grande Prairie voiced its endorsement of Vision Zero principles in 2017, and the County attempted to adopt Vision Zero principles formally in 2017. Currently there are various road safety initiatives; however, it is unclear if these will come together under a singular Vision Zero plan.
Durham Region, ON
Adopted in April 2019. Durham Region first initiated their Strategic Road Safety Action Plan Project in 2017. Durham collaborated with evidence-based action plan. The goal for the first five years (2019-2023) is to reduce fatal and injury collisions by at least 10 per cent. Regional Council approved the Strategic Road Safety Action Plan in 2019, […]
Niagara Region, ON
Niagara Region first endorsed the adoption of Vision Zero in 2019. The Niagara Region Road Safety Strategic Plan, released in July 2025, has seven emphasis areas; intersections, distracted and aggressive driving, vulnerable road users, young and new drivers, rural roads, commercial vehicles and impaired driving. It includes 43 countermeasures that mainly fall under the categories […]
Region of Peel, ON
Adopted in December 2017. The Region of Peel Council adopted the Vision Zero framework in 2017, planning to bring a strategic plan to Council in 2018. In 2018, Peel’s Vision Zero Road Safety Strategic Plan 2018-2022 was formally approved. The plan is fully committed to working towards zero fatal and injury collisions for all road […]
Strathcona County, AB
In 2014, Strathcona County published its Traffic Safety Strategic Plan 2020 (TSSP) which was guided by five of the Es of mobility safety. In 2022, Strathcona County released their updated Integrated Transportation Master Plan 2022. Within this document, the county outlines their commitment to updating the TSSP every 10 years to ensure road safety policies […]
York Region, ON
York Region’s Vision Zero Traveller Safety Plan 2024-2028 on was approved by the Regional Council on March 21, 2024, with the goal of improving road safety and reducing traffic-related fatalities and injuries across the region by 10% over the next 5 years. The plan applies a Safe Systems Approach and was made in collaboration with […]