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The Ann Arbor Moving Together Toward Vision Zero Comprehensive Transportation Plan (PDF), completed in June 2021, set forth a list of strategies and opportunities for improving the safety of Ann Arbor's streets, and proposed a data-driven approach to prioritizing street improvements in the interest of public safety and enhanced mobility for all.
The city is now moving into the implementation phase, which will include a suite of capital investments to be undertaken at various scales and a public outreach program.
Transportation Plan Final, as adopted by City Council on June 7, 2021 (119 MB PDF)
Appendix A - Concept Plans (PDF)
Appendix B - Project Lists (PDF)
Appendix C - Public Engagement Summary (PDF)
Appendix D - Analysis Methodologies (PDF)
Transportation and Planning Commission joint meeting presentation (PDF)
Mobility fact book (PDF)
The annual snapshot provides updates and progress on the Ann Arbor Moving Together Toward Vision Zero Transportation Plan.
An annual, city-wide survey used to gather feedback on the public's experience and satisfaction with Ann Arbor transportation systems.
This report highlights the short- and medium-term strategies implemented since City Council adopted the Vision Zero Plan in 2021. It includes project examples and target information for each strategy. Read the full report, and read the screen reader version of this report.
The accompanying map compiles projects completed between 2021 and 2025, showcasing the range of initiatives that align with the Vision Zero Plan strategies.
The Transportation Unit is currently developing additional project evaluation details, including funding, vehicle speeds, traffic volumes, and other performance measures. These data points are not yet available for every project. View the Mid-Plan Summary Report Map.
Why speed management?
What is the speed management program?
The speed management program will use a set of 22 speed management tools based on researched practices. The city will be drawing from these tools when redesigning major streets throughout Ann Arbor. The tools are based on researched practices from top national and state sources.
The storymap has an interactive map of Ann Arbor's major streets. Streets with the highest need for speed management appear in red. Clicking on a major street brings up information on the street's characteristics and which tools could considered for that street's future design.
As part of Ann Arbor's Moving Together Toward Vision Zero Comprehensive Transportation Plan, the city is undertaking several "quick build" projects to create safer streets much faster than typical processes allow.
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