Santa Clara has joined a growing number of Bay Area cities pursuing policies aimed at eliminating traffic deaths. The Santa Clara City Council voted early Wednesday morning to adopt the city’s Vision Zero plan, committing to a strategy to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries on local roads. City officials decided to implement the plan due to 51 people who died in traffic crashes between 2019 and 2023 — a high rate for a city of roughly 120,000 residents. District 3 Councilmember Karen Hardy said the effort has been years in the making and stressed the importance of remembering the…
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