Vision Zero

graphic with green background. Text calls reader to “Help Improve Transportation Safety at CSU with the Vision Zero Reporter Map.” Lists categories for the reports, including building access, lighting, near miss, pathways. Pavement, signage, slope/ramp, transportation safety and visibility. Displays QR code and web address visionzero.colostate.edu.

At CSU Transportation, safety is a top priority. That’s why CSU Transportation is launching Vision Zero, a new program with the mission to eliminate serious and fatal crashes on CSU’s Fort Collins campuses, for all modes of transportation. The program launches this Spring with the release of its Vision Zero Reporter, and your help is needed. 

With the new Vision Zero Reporter, CSU students, employees and visitors can provide proactive feedback on the safety of the university’s transportation system in just a few clicks. The mobile-friendly website allows users to drop a point on a map and describe their concerns, including things like lighting, visibility, pavement, slope/ramp, and other categories. Vision Zero staff will review entries within two business days and will route them to the appropriate department for consideration or note them for future planning and prioritization. The tool is designed for future planning and does not replace contacting CSU Police in response to an incident or to file an accident report. 

Learn more about CSU Vision Zero at visionzero.colostate.edu A safer, more accessible campus creates a better experience for everyone.