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Join DDOT and OpenGov Hub for this Vision Zero hackathon

Hack for safer commutes on Feb. 13.

Dig into newly released DDOT data at the Vision Zero Hackathon. (Photo by Flickr user mariordo59, used under a Creative Commons license)

Passionate about civic hacking, transportation tech, urban planning or safer commutes? This D.C. Vision Zero Hackathon could be for you.
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and OpenGov Hub (disclosure: the home of this reporter) will be hosting the event hoping to “catalyze dialog about transportation safety and allow residents to analyze and hack new information and data to offer new perspectives” on Feb. 13.
DDOT will release three new datasets before the hackathon, including data on crashes, moving violations and parking violations between 2010 and 2014. Vision Zero, recall, is an initiative aimed at eliminating transport-related deaths in D.C. by 2024.
Ready to hack your way towards safer commutes in D.C.?
You can register for the free event here.

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