Bocafirst Vision Zero Project
Research, analysis, interviews and reports advocating for a better bike friendly Boca Raton.
Reading time: < 1 minThe Boca Raton City Council approved Resolution 57-2023 which agrees to the terms of the a $300K Federal Grant
Reading time: 2 minsThis Glades bike crash comes on the heals of two CBS 12 News reports about concerns over bike safety on Boca.
Reading time: 3 minsClearly the fatality trend during Vision Zero implementation is in the wrong direction. There are a number of factors contributing to this.
Reading time: 8 minsBefore the 60 day blackout on the police report on the March 3 2023 death of 66 year old Mark Rudow in downtown Boca Raton, another cyclist has been killed in Boca Raton.
Reading time: 2 minsThis article profiles the Jersey City Vision Zero project as a way to inform City Officials and residents as we plan our own Vision Zero project.
Reading time: 3 minsIn the three weeks preceding the writing of this article five people were killed and others severely injured in roadway crashes in Boca Raton’s downtown area.
Reading time: 3 minsBoca Raton recently implemented bike boxes on NE and NW 2nd Streets in the downtown as part of the changes to these streets to accommodate the Brightline station.
Reading time: < 1 minUS Department of Transportation announced that Boca Raton was selected to receive a $300,000 grant for the purpose of creating a Vision Zero action plan.
Reading time: 3 minsIn keeping with our mission to give voice to quality of life issues in City Hall, we have launched the “BocaFirst Vision Zero Project”.
Reading time: 4 minsYou might expect a welcoming beautiful introduction to the beach with wonderful pedestrian and bike infrastructure. But you would be wrong.