(City of Richmond)Richmond’s newly formed Department of Transportation says hundreds of “quick-build safety improvements” are coming to city streets this fall and posted a neighborhood by neighborhood map showing what residents can expect. More than 700 projects are in the works, according to the city. Work at 350 intersections is expected to start in the fall, with another 350 coming in a second phase planned for 2027. According to the city, the upcoming projects show the city is “advancing its commitment to Vision Zero,” the ambitious goal of reducing traffic deaths to zero. The city’s online map currently lists 244 projects and will be updated as the work progresses.