Traffic-related deaths in New York City decreased dramatically in the first quarter of 2025, with 41 fatalities reported—24 fewer than the same period last year. This marks the lowest traffic death count since 2018, attributed to ongoing "Zero Vision" initiatives aimed at improving street safety, which were enhanced by Mayor Eric Adams. Despite these positive trends, a tragic incident involving a speeding driver that killed a mother and her two children underscores the ongoing challenges in traffic safety, prompting further commitment to enhancements and public safety measures.
The number of traffic fatalities in New York City dropped to 41 in the first quarter of 2025, representing a significant decline from previous years and the lowest total since 2018.
Mayor Eric Adams highlighted 'Zero Vision' initiatives as crucial in reducing traffic deaths, emphasizing that making NYC safer is a priority for raising families.
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