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CSCRS's next Research to Practice Bytes session, to be held August 31, 2022, will be "Introducing micromodes.org: The first surveillance system for micromobility fatalities." Kristin Podsiad, Dual Master of Public Health/Master of City and Regional Planning Student and Graduate Research Assistant, Highway Safety Research Center, UNC Chapel Hill, will present. Learn more, register & see recordings of previous sessions > Visit micromodes.org >
CSCRS has a new map providing links to states' Vision Zero plans including entities at the municipal, county, and metropolitan planning organization (MPO) level. The map was produced through CSCRS research on Vision Zero by Kelly Evenson, UNC. View the map >
CSCRS's first participation in the annual NC Science Festival, Vision Zero/Safe Systems work featured in the UTC newsletter, continued work on micromobility codes, and much more are featured in the most recent edition of CSCRS Crossroads newsletter. Read the newsletter >