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The ‘Trick-Or-Treat’ of a Coronavirus Halloween

Posted: Oct 20, 2020

The ‘Trick-Or-Treat’ of a Coronavirus Halloween

Halloween has its special challenges in the aftermath of a pandemic, and we've learned some interesting facts about car crashes during COVID-19.

It's Time for Micromobility, San Antonio!

Posted: Sep 18, 2020

It's Time for Micromobility, San Antonio!

With more than 4,161 miles of streets, it's time to talk "Micromobility." What's that, you ask? It means creating more infrastructure to handle an increase in pedestrians, bicycles, e-bikes, e-scooters – basically anything that isn't a car.

Smart Stop Signs: Can they help reduce crashes?

Posted: Aug 3, 2020

Smart Stop Signs: Can they help reduce crashes?

UTSA College of Engineering is experimenting with a self-powered, smart detection and warning system to increase safety, reduce the number of crashes and fatalities and decrease economic loss.

Three Women to Know: Working to Make San Antonio Streets Safer

Posted: Apr 1, 2020

Three Women to Know: Working to Make San Antonio Streets Safer

Vision Zero SA's Jessica Brunson interviews a trio of safety-conscious leaders in the nation's 7th largest city

At its core, transportation is the ability to move: from city to city, place to place—where ever your destination. San Antonio’s transportation efforts are built with Vision Zero in mind: to reduce deaths and injuries on our city streets. Residents should know there are competent, bright female leaders who are zealous professionals, working to create safer travel for all. We spoke with three influential women in the City of San Antonio to get their perspective on leadership and bringing change to how San Antonio moves about the city.

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