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3 in 5 Phoenix residents say city streets unsafe

City plans to adopt new road safety plan in fall

More than 60% of Phoenix residents believe the city’s streets are unsafe, according to a new city survey.

The data bares that out, as city staff reported Wednesday that traffic deaths are on pace to rise again this year.

The survey also looked for public input on how to better road safety as part of the first round of public outreach as the city plans a broad Road Safety Action Plan. Staff plans to present the completed plan to city council in October.

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