Vision Zero Action Plan

You can learn about the 2026-2030 Vision Zero Action Plan.

Draft 2026-2030 Action Plan

The 2026-2030 Vision Zero Action Plan was adopted by the City Council on August 27, 2026.

The plan outlines key steps in the next four years to make progress toward the City’s goal to end traffic deaths and serious injuries. This plan is an update building on the work of the 2023-2025 Vision Zero Action Plan.

Read the executive summary

Read the 2026-2030 Vision Zero Action Plan

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Pedestrians and bicyclists on a light rail station
People unloading off a bus and walking away to their destinations

Highlights from the 2026-2030 Action Plan

The Vision Zero Action Plan includes priorities and actions that focus on four systems:

  • Safe streets - Using street design to improve traffic safety.
  • Safe people - Supporting and encouraging safe human behavior.
  • Safe vehicles - Regulating and maintaining safe vehicle fleets.
  • Safety data - Using a data-driven approach to Vision Zero.

The Vision Zero Action Plan includes more than 80 actions we will work on between 2026 and 2030.

Key actions for the next four years include:

  • Making safety improvements on High Injury Streets.
  • Advancing street designs to reduce dangerous vehicle speeds.
  • Evaluating the traffic safety camera pilot.

Read more details in the Vision Zero Action Plan

The Minneapolis 2040 Comprehensive Plan & Vision Zero

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The Minneapolis 2040 Comprehensive Plan shapes how the city will grow and change over the next two decades.

See the Minneapolis 2040 Comprehensive Plan. 

Vision Zero is one of the policies in the transportation section. The Vision Zero principles relate to many goals in Minneapolis 2040. Some of these include “Healthy, safe, and connected people” and “Complete neighborhoods.” Vision Zero's action items will align with Minneapolis 2040.

Transportation Action Plan

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We recently updated our ten-year Transportation Action Plan.

The Transportation Action Plan guides

  • Future planning
  • Design 
  • Transportation project construction 

Safety is one of the six key goals for the Transportation Action Plan, and the plan includes Vision Zero.

Learn more about the Transportation Action Plan

This Action Plan was made with your help

Person holding sign saying "Curb extensions, zebra crosswalks and ped lights at intersections between lights." with a smiley face drawn on sign.
My best idea for making my street safer is: curb extensions, zebra crosswalks and ped lights at intersections between traffic lights.
Person holding sign that says: My best idea for making our streets safer is: Stop the drinking and driving. No texting while driving.
My best idea for making our streets safer is: Stop the drinking and driving. No texting while driving.
Person holding sign that says "For Cedar Ave S: Restrict freight vehicles, lower speed limits, remove one lane for bike only!"
My best idea for making my street safer is: For Cedar Ave S: Restrict freight vehicles, lower speed limits, remove one lane for bike only!
Child wearing helmet holding sign that says "My best idea for making our streets safer is "to have more bike lanes" with drawing of a road.
My best idea for making our streets safer is: to have more bike lanes.
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People in cars: stop going fast on corners when there's people in wheelchairs or pedestrians wanting to cross. Have snow removed on corners ASAP.
Two adults and a baby. Adult is holding sign that says: "My best idea for making our streets safer. Protected pathways for non-drivers."
My best idea for making our streets safer is: Protected pathways for non-drivers.

Contact us

Vision Zero

Email Vision Zero Minneapolis

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