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Election 2026: Here's how Philly voters can drop off mail ballots, get emergency absentee status and view results
By Jasmine T. Winters
Fatal vehicle crashes in Philly decreased by 26% in 2025, but pedestrian safety remains an issue, officials say
Jasmine T. Winters
Jasmine T. Winters
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA
Jasmine is a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and has quickly made a name for herself in local journalism covering community events for the King of Prussia Chronicle. With a keen interest in local history and cultural initiatives, she enjoys sharing stories that reflect the town’s rich heritage.
More from Jasmine →Reporter · Monday, November 2, 2026 at 8:57 PM · 1 min read
Philadelphia's Office of Transportation and Infrastructure Systems reported a 26% drop in traffic fatalities in 2025, but severe injuries as the result of a crash increased by 4%, according to the annual Vision Zero report.
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