If you missed it, the segment has been archived on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBLg...

She unpacked a few of the numbers in the report, but spent most of the time discussing how the 425 traffic deaths in Atlanta's five-county core region could be prevented.

11Alive Plus is the NBC affiliate's streaming channel, also available on Channel 36 in the Atlanta area.

Read our assessment of progress (or the lack of it) and learn what actions you can take: www.letspropelatl.org/maf_audit_up...

(📸Cascade Road, site of a recently completed project)

The newest audit reveals a complicated picture: some departments are closing out projects at a steady clip, while others—especially ATLDOT—are moving far more slowly. For residents waiting on safer sidewalks, crossings, or bike projects in their neighborhoods, these delays matter.

P.S. We reached our first $4,000 match on Giving Tuesday! Huge thanks to everyone who gave, and to Henry Slack, Atlanta Bicycle Coalition Co-Founder, and Kevin McCauley for making it happen!

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John's story shows what your gift looks like in action. Your donation helps neighborhoods take action, build safer walkways, and make every street a place people can move safely.

Meanwhile 59 percent of all pedestrian deaths occurred within walking distance of a bus stop.

Explore the story map: bit.ly/costofmobility

(Photos: 1,5-Rashida Collier, 2-Rebecca Serna, 3, 4-Darin Givens)

Key findings: even after widening the scope to encompass a broader swath of the region, inequitable trends still hold from prior reports: more than 61 percent of all traffic fatalities occurred in predominantly Black neighborhoods, which represent 43 percent of all tracts.

While prior editions initially focused only on the City of Atlanta, then, last year, the MARTA service area of Fulton, DeKalb, and Clayton Counties, this edition widens its scope to encompass Metro Atlanta’s five core counties: Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton, and Gwinnett.

This edition's stories focus on three individuals—Allen London, Barry Collier, and Tom Duncan—who lost their lives to preventable traffic violence, a small sample of the hundreds more who have been lost.

This story map provides key geographic, demographic, and storytelling context for upward-trending Metro Atlanta traffic deaths, highlighting the human lives behind the statistics and providing recommendations for making our roads safer spaces for everyone.

These wins save lives — but the urgency remains. Crashes continue to take loved ones far too soon.

Give today and your impact goes twice as far. Help us end traffic violence. Donate: bit.ly/43UoD8e

With your partnership, we’ve:
🔹advanced life-saving street improvements
🔹strengthened survivor-led advocacy
🔹supported key safety policies

425 people were killed in traffic crashes across Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton, Cobb, and Gwinnett counties in 2024. This crisis is devastating, preventable, and urgent. Your support fuels real change.

Give early. Keep Atlantans moving safely and confidently. Donate today: bit.ly/4oeAkOk

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We’re working to raise $5,000 as our benchmark goal before Giving Tuesday, and we’re already 78% of the way there.

Help us hit this milestone by end of day today! If you can give more, you’ll move us even closer to our year‑end goal.