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  • Public Health
  • Transportation Safety
  • Community Engagement

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  • Vision Zero (VZ) is a road safety initiative employing a Safe System approach to eliminate traffic fatalities.
  • A statewide collaborative was established in North Carolina in 2020 to support communities implementing VZ.
  • The Safe System approach integrates public health principles to create layered protections within transportation systems.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce the North Carolina Vision Zero (VZ) collaborative support model.
  • To enhance community capacity for multisectoral efforts in road safety.
  • To strengthen coalition building, resource pooling, and leadership skills for fatality reduction.

Main Methods:

  • The support model engages communities through monthly peer learning meetings, quarterly statewide coordination meetings, and an annual Leadership Institute.
  • Focus areas include developing skills in cross-sector collaboration, adaptive leadership, and evidence-based safety procedures.
  • The model facilitates community-based, multisectoral efforts.

Main Results:

  • Community participation grew from 7 to 33 communities between 2020 and 2025.
  • Over half of participating communities advanced their VZ implementation stages.
  • Interviews confirmed the utilization of provided resources, application of learned skills, and benefits from peer networking.

Conclusions:

  • The Vision Zero (VZ) support model is a promising practice for capacity building.
  • It effectively enhances cross-sector collaboration for complex systems change in road safety.
  • The model demonstrates significant potential for advancing road safety initiatives.