Vision Zero safety signs available just in time for back to school 

Vision Zero safety sign options from left to right: 1) Pay Attention, 2) Drive safe. Save a life! 3) Slow Down. Bike Crossing. 4) This is a school zone, 5) Hey, I'm walking here. 6) Make our streets safe, 7) Safe streets for all, 8) Don't be next. Drive safe. 9) Phones down.

Published
July 23, 2024

Contact
Lisa Silva – [email protected] – 813-665-1329

Last updated
July 23, 2024

As we gear up for the 2024-2025 school year, the Hillsborough Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) is excited to announce that we have brand-new Vision Zero safety signs available. The best part? They’re free for the public! 

These signs are a fantastic way to remind drivers to slow down and stay alert in school zones, ensuring our children get to and from school safely. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or community member, these signs are a simple yet effective tool to promote safety in our neighborhoods. 

Want to get your hands on one of these signs? It’s easy! Just contact our Vision Zero Coordinator, Lisa Silva, for more information and to arrange a pickup ([email protected] or 813-665-1329). Together, we can make this school year the safest one yet. 

Here’s to a great start to the 2024-2025 school year! 

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