Vision Zero Archives – Page 7 of 9 – QNS

Astoria

Gianaris bill to crack down on scofflaw drivers passes in state Senate

By Bill Parry

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Corona

Corona, Flushing schools win DOT street safety video contest

By Robert Pozarycki

Advocates wary of proposed amendment to right-of-way law

By Madina Toure

Rosedale

After a long fight, Rosedale parents gets a safer street

By Sadef Ali Kully

First phase of $100M Queens Boulevard redesign to be implemented by August

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Astoria

City moves to make 21st Street safer for pedestrians

By Bill Parry

Politics

Bus drivers want to be let off Vision Zero law

By Sadef Ali Kully

Opinion

Vision Zero action

By QNS TimesLedger

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Woman, 85, dies after being struck by school bus in Forest Hills; driver charged

By QNS News Team

DenDekker not impressed with Vision Zero

By Bill Parry

Jamaica

DOT rolls out Pedestrian Safety Plan for Queens

By Bill Parry

Rush hour in Flushing on Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue can not only be annoying but it can also be deadly.

City focuses on reducing pedestrian deaths in Queens

By Eric Jankiewicz

Woodhaven

City installing new traffic lights along Cross Bay and Woodhaven boulevards

By Salvatore Licata

First safety workshop held for Queens Boulevard

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New 108th Precinct commanding officer wants to ‘harden’ community against crimes

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Woodhaven

Miller pitches bills for Vision Zero

By Sarina Trangle

Sunnyside

Slow zones rolling into Sunnyside

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Opinion

Camera warnings would slow drivers

By QNS TimesLedger

Woodside

Woodside calls for street safety after hit-run

By Juan Soto

Bayside

Speed cameras cut traffic deaths

By Peter Beadle

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Sunnyside

Plans for proposed Sunnyside, Woodside slow zones revealed

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Opinion

Slow Down!

By QNS TimesLedger

Woodside

Vision Zero work gets under way on Broadway

By Bill Parry

More Slow Zones coming to Queens

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