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By adopting Vision Zero as a policy in 2014, the City and County of San Francisco are committed to building better and safer streets, educating the public on traffic safety, enforcing traffic laws, and prioritizing resources to implement effective initiatives that save lives. Through this work, we will create a culture whereby city residents, workers, and visitors prioritize traffic safety and ensure that when people make mistakes while using our streets the result is not serious injuries or death.

This map tracks 57 projects that have been selected as representative of the range of projects and programs that support the advancement of Vision Zero. This is merely a set of projects and programs, it is part of a multi-year effort with an even larger number of efforts that will be implemented to achieve Vision Zero.

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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the typical American worker with an average American commute loses around $1,172 per year to traffic.

The yearly cost of U.S. traffic jam is $960 per commuter (~$160 billion).

Top 10 US cities with the longest commute times (average trip to work, minutes)

1. New York City – 37
2. Washington D.C. – 34.9
3. San Francisco (California) – 34.4
4. Stockton-Lodi (California) – 33.5
5. Inland Empire (California) – 32.7
6. Atlanta (Georgia) – 32.3
7. Chicago (Illinois) – 31.8
8. Bridgeport (Connecticut) – 31.6
9. Maryland (Maryland) – 31.5
10. Boston (Massachusetts) – 31.4

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