Vision Zero
Road crashes devastate lives, destroy families and shatter communities.
Road deaths and injuries in Essex have reduced over the years. However, in 2022, 48 people were killed and 3,515 people were injured in crashes on our roads.
Vision Zero is our ambition to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on the county’s roads by 2040. Because even one road death or serious injury is one too many.
Vision Zero news
SERP showcases its journey towards Vision Zero at PFCC Expo event
The Expo, at Boreham House, near Chelmsford, was attended by more than 250 representatives of community safety partners, including Essex Police, Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, the Violence and Vulnerability Unit (VVU), charities, community groups and council partners....
SERP surrounds Brentwood and interacts with hundreds of road-users on latest Vision Zero Day
In 2022, 35 people were killed or seriously injured on roads in the Brentwood district. Twenty of these were car drivers, nine were motorcyclist and five were pedestrians....
Baddow Hall Infant School is the first school in Essex to sign up to the Vision Zero Pledge
Vision Zero is the ambition to eliminate deaths and serious injuries on Essex roads by 2040....