Day of Action for Safer Roadways

On November 12, the Vision Zero Coalition, including new coalition member Massachusetts Families for Safe Streets, will gather at the Massachusetts State House to raise awareness about World Day of Remembrance and the urgent need for stronger action on traffic safety across the Commonwealth. This is a critical opportunity to engage with our elected officials and push for change that can make our roads safer for everyone.

There are two ways to participate:

1. Join us at the State House in Boston for a day of action
2. Set up a meeting with your local legislators at a time that works for you (ideally ahead of World Day of Remembrance on November 16th)

We need your help to build relationships with your local representatives and urge them to prioritize traffic safety. 

Fill out our Interest Form to receive more information

If You’re Joining Us at the State House

• We will meet in the State House Cafe, 4th floor on Wednesday November 12th, starting at 10a to coordinate the info packets
• A member of the MassBike staff or the Vision Zero Coalition will be on hand to check you in.
• Plan to spend a few hours visiting legislative offices and dropping off educational materials, which we will provide.

If You’re Meeting with Your Legislators Locally

• Contact your local legislative office to request a 20-minute meeting with your legislator or aide that supports transportation issues.
• We’ll send you World Day of Remembrance materials to share with your legislators closer to the event.
• Share your personal story about why traffic safety matters to you.
• If there’s a World Day of Remembrance event happening in your district, invite your legislator to attend.

At MassBike, we’re committed to supporting you every step of the way. Our staff is available to help you coordinate meetings, provide materials, and ensure your voice is heard. Once you sign up, we’ll follow up with the next steps.

Fill out our Interest Form to let us know how you'll participate

If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]. Your engagement is key to making our streets safer and saving lives.