Connecting Residents on Safe Streets

Safety Concerns: Are there specific areas or intersections where you feel unsafe as a pedestrian, cyclist or driver?
Infrastructure Needs: Are there gaps in sidewalks, bikeways or transit access that you’ve noticed?
Traffic Flow: Do you experience challenges with traffic patterns or congestion on these corridors?
Crossing Improvements: Are there intersections or pedestrian crossings that need enhancements, such as signals, markings or visibility?
Transit Access: Do you have ideas for improving connections to bus stops or other transit services in these areas?
General Suggestions: Are there other ideas or improvements you’d like to see that would help make these corridors safer and more accessible for everyone?

Last updated on January 07, 2025

Funded through a U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) grant, Orlando Connecting Residents on Safe Streets (CROSS) will develop a Vision Zero implementation plan through careful examination of six corridors across the city. The plan will identify context-specific countermeasures and capital improvements necessary to make progress on the city’s vision zero goal.

Possible recommendations include:

Make targeted operational changes, such as traffic signal timing and additional lighting
Restore sidewalk connectivity
Construct new bikeways
Create safer crossings
Enhance access to transit service