New “Safe Streets COS” initiative targets school zone safety and traffic crashes
The City of Colorado Springs just officially kicked off “Safe Streets COS**,”** a citywide effort to reduce crashes and hit a big goal: cutting serious injury and fatal accidents by 35% by 2035.
The city is hitting high-risk areas with a mix of new engineering and smarter enforcement:
School Zone Upgrades: Better infrastructure at places like Mann Middle School to force slower speeds.
High-Risk Corridors: Fixing dangerous intersections and trail crossings citywide.
Enforcement: CSPD is pairing up with the city for red-light programs and speed safety cameras in crash-prone zones.
The City launched an interactive Traffic Safety Dashboard where you can actually see crash trends and safety data for your specific neighborhood.
What are some areas in the city where more enforcement is needed?