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Number of Fatal Crashes
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Distracted Driver 0 0
Alcohol Related 0 0
Drug Related 0 0
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Crash Data with Fatility, Injury Information and Type of Crash

Data from Crashes which involved fatalities or injuries comes from the University of Florida's Signal 4 Analytics and is made available with nightly updates from the Florida Department of Tranportation (FDOT).

Sources:

Signal 4 Analytics | FDOT D5 Data Portal

In 2013, Crash deaths resulted in $44 billion in medical and work loss costs in addition to the immeasurable burden on the victims families and friends. By Centers for Disease Control
If struck by a vehicle travelling at a speed of 20 mph or less, a pedestrian is typically not permanently injured. If struck by a vehicle travelling at a speed of 36 mph or more, a pedestrian is usually fatally injured. By FHWA
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Fatal Crashes By Type
entering left
Entering Left		 0 0
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Head On 		0 0
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Single Vehicle		 0 0

*Crash types based on most commonly occurring

District
Crash Data with Fatility, Injury Information and Type of Crash

Data from Crashes which involved fatalities or injuries comes from the University of Florida's Signal 4 Analytics and is made available with nightly updates from the Florida Department of Tranportation (FDOT).

The three common fatal crash types are Entering Left, Head On and Single Vehicle.

Sources:

Signal 4 Analytics | FDOT D5 Data Portal

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Bicycle Regulation
No Headsets
Drive on right side of roadway
Obey signs, markings and traffic signals
Stop or yield intersections
Yield on entry to roadway
Turning at intersections
Signaling a turn or stop
When overtaking on the right is permitted
Pedestrians
View Florida Statutes
Bicycle Regulation 316.2065
No Headsets 316.304
Drive on right side of roadway 316.081
Obey signs, markings and traffic signals 316.074
Stop or yield intersections 313.123
Yield on entry to roadway 316.125
Turning at intersections 316.151
Signaling a turn or stop 316.155 & 316.157
When overtaking on the right is permitted 316.084
Pedestrians 316.130
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Mode of Travel to Work
Drove Alone Car Pool Public Transit Walked Other
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Mode of Travel to Work

Represented by the American Community Survey (ACS) this data tracks the various modes used by commuters.

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ACS Community Survey | American Fact Finder Data Download Center | Smart Transportation Solutions for Central Florida's Workforce

Studies have found a direct correlation between the numbers of hours a person works and their risk of being in a drwsy driving crash. By Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
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Estimated Property Damage From Fatal Crashes

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Estimated Value of Statistical Life Loss in Fatal Crashes

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Crash and Incident Cost
Crashes and Incidents can cause a significant disruption to a community, through cost of damage, work time lost, and most importantly the loss of life.

FTA revised departmental guidance (2016) identifies $9.6 million as the value of a statistical life to be used for Department of Transportation Analyses on assessing the benefits of preventing fatalities.
Sources:

Signal 4 Analytics | FDOT D5 Data Portal | FTA Guidance on valuation of statistical life

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Commute Times to Work
20 minutes or less 0 0 0
20 - 40 minutes 0 0 0
40 minutes or more 0 0 0
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Commuting Time to Work in Minutes

Represented by the American Community Survey (ACS) this data tracks the various commuting Times by commuters.

Sources:

American Fact Finder Data Download Center | ACS Community Survey

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Why "Equality" Isn't Good Enough
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One Size Does Not Fit All
To build a Culture of Health, we must first ensure everyone has the basics to be healthy. And when it comes to expanding opportunities for health, thinking the same approach will work universally is like expecting everyone to be able to ride the same bike.
Sources:

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Up to 40% of annual deaths from each of five leading US causes are preventable. By Centers for Disease Control (2014)
Achieving Vision Zero means fixing problems fairly and ensuring that all of our communities have safe streets. Livability and safety are only achieved when all communitites have achieved Vision Zero. By Vision Zero San Francisco
Children involved in extracurricular activities are more likely to be highly engaged in school. By U.S. Census Bureau
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Vision Zero Network | Vision Zero Resource Library

Computers and Internet have never been more important to American Life. We shop, compete schoolwork, find relationships, locate jobs, and watch movies online. The latest Census data shows more American households own computers and use high-speed internet than ever before. By U.S. Census Bureau
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Why it Matters

Everyone needs to be active and everyone needs to be safe. Starting safety initiatives near schools and in places where youth often walk and bike, first and foremost creates a safer environment for children.

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Children deserve safe places to walk and bike – starting with the trip to school. Vision Zero for Youth aids cities in getting from current realities to creating thriving, safer communities for everyone.

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Vision Zero for Youth | Vision Zero Resource Library | Focusing on the Safety of Children Can Propel Vision Zero Initiatives PDF

Walking is one of the simplest, most effective, and most affordable strategies for kids and adults to build physical activity into their lives. By Safety Routes Partnership
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