Vision Zero Traffic Safety Policy Public Comment Form

Vision Zero is a data-driven approach to eliminating traffic fatalities and severe injuries, and public input is essential to creating effective, community-supported traffic safety policies. This Vision Zero Traffic Safety Policy Public Comment Form template makes it easy for municipal governments, transportation departments, and planning agencies to gather structured feedback on proposed safety measures including pedestrian priority zones, speed limit reductions, protected bike lanes, and infrastructure investments.

Whether you're a city planner conducting public hearings on traffic calming measures, a transportation department evaluating Vision Zero initiatives, or a community advocacy group gathering resident input on street safety, this template provides a comprehensive framework for collecting meaningful public comment that can inform policy decisions.

The form captures commenter identification and contact information, allows residents to weigh in on specific proposed measures (from 20 mph zones to protected intersections), provides space for location-specific concerns, and enables the public to suggest additional safety priorities. Conditional logic reveals relevant follow-up questions based on the measures being commented on, ensuring you collect detailed, actionable feedback.

Built with Paperform's intuitive editor, you can customize the form to match your jurisdiction's branding, add maps or images of proposed infrastructure changes, and adjust the questions to reflect your specific Vision Zero proposals. The professional design works equally well embedded on your municipal website or shared as a standalone link for public hearing campaigns.

After submission, responses flow directly into your preferred tool—whether that's Google Sheets for analysis, Airtable for stakeholder review, or your CRM for ongoing community engagement. For transportation departments managing multi-phase community input processes, Stepper can automate workflows like routing comments to the appropriate department, triggering follow-up emails to commenters, or creating summary reports for public hearing presentations.

This template is ideal for city councils, metropolitan planning organizations, departments of transportation, traffic safety commissions, and community development agencies seeking to build public trust through transparent, accessible comment processes that put resident safety first.