VISION ZERO: AN ETHICAL APPROACH TO SAFETY AND MOBILITY
Claes Tingvall, Narelle Haworth
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Claes Tingvall, Narelle Haworth
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Vision Zero is a philosophy of road safety that eventually no one will be killed or seriously injured within the road transport system. This paper describes Vision Zero and its view that safety cannot be traded for mobility. The applicability of Vision Zero to Victoria in the short- and long-term is discussed.
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Vision Zero is a philosophy of road safety that eventually no one will be killed or seriously injured within the road transport system. This paper describes Vision Zero and its view that safety cannot be traded for mobility. The applicability of Vision Zero to Victoria in the short- and long-term is discussed.
Key concepts: Zero (linguistics), Ground zero, Term (time), Computer security, Computer science, Law, Political science, Philosophy