New York City’s Pedestrian Deaths Hit Lowest Level Since 1910
The data marks the most dramatic results yet from Vision Zero, Mayor Bill de Blasio’s ambitious plan to sharply curtail the number of people killed on the city’s streets.
New York City’s Pedestrian Deaths Hit Lowest Level Since 1910
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