Vision Zero

At its current pace, New York City is on track to have one of its deadliest years on the road. Fifty-one people were killed in traffic crashes during just the first three months of the year, that’s according to new numbers released by Transportation Alternatives. That number of deaths represents an 11% increase over the same time period in 2022….

A man driving the wrong way caused a horrible crash killing two men in Brooklyn. Gaby Acevedo reports.

New Jersey’s city of Hoboken officially reduced its citywide speed limit to 20 mph on Thursday, a major step in its sweeping plan to eradicate all traffic-related deaths and injuries within its borders by 2030, the mayor’s office announced. The speed resolution, which was unanimously passed by the Hoboken City Council and signed into law by Mayor Ravi Bhalla, is…

News 4’s Brain Thompson is live in Hoboken as the city council prepares to vote on whether to lower the speed limit to twenty miles per hour.