The city of Mesa is creating a road safety action plan to advance its commitment to creating safer streets for everyone who lives, works or plays in the community. The action plan will evaluate the …
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Mesa seeks input on road safety with survey
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The action plan will evaluate the most important contributing factors in fatal and serious crashes.
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The city of Mesa is creating a road safety action plan to advance its commitment to creating safer streets for everyone who lives, works or plays in the community. The action plan will evaluate the most important contributing factors in fatal and serious crashes.
Earlier this year, the city asked the community to identify areas of concern in Mesa. The Phase 2 survey asks the community to help prioritize potential strategies that could be implemented in the future. Input on these strategies will help refine the road safety focus and efforts. The fall survey is open until Nov. 15.
