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6 pedestrians have died this year, and still the City has no #VisionZeroSF policy or plan for traffic safety. We need you at City Hall on Monday to demand real commitments & actions to keep us safe. RSVP now at walksf.org/may19 Our leaders MUST make this issue a

Grieving for Annabella "Bella" Gabriel Baquera, the pedestrian killed on May 1 at Howard & 7th, with her community and West Bay Center SF United Playaz SF Bicycle Coalition Families for Safe Streets - San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco’s Vision Zero policy expired 133 days ago, and the last interagency action plan for Vision Zero is from 2021. Since the policy expired, six pedestrians have died in traffic crashes on San Francisco’s streets, including five seniors. We need you to join us at City

Every day speed cameras aren’t fully activated is painful because we know how high the stakes are. Speed kills. We desperately need speed cameras to start doing their job in reducing dangerous driver behavior and saving lives. #SlowOurStreets kqed.org/news/12039914/…

42 people were killed in traffic crashes in San Francisco in 2024: the deadliest year in a decade. Meanwhile, the City's Vision Zero policy has expired and it has no plan for what agencies will do to make our streets safe. We're going to City Hall to demand a new traffic safety

This weekend, Walk SF member Matt Biggar will hit the road with his son Jack on the ‘Green Fondo’ Climate Ride. This is the fourth year Matt has done Climate Ride and raised funds for Walk SF – wow! You can give them a boost by chipping in to get them all the way to their

We're going to City Hall in support of safe streets on Monday, May 19 – and need you there. Join us for any or all of these actions at City Hall: 1️⃣ 12:30: Stand in protest and solidarity at a temporary memorial on the steps of City Hall for the six pedestrians who have died

Earlier this week, along with Walk San Francisco, we posted this sign at the site of a fatal traffic crash at Bayshore Blvd and Jerrold Ave. Our community is here to support the victim's loved ones.

All but one of the six pedestrians who have died in traffic crashes this year were seniors. Everyone deserves to be safe while crossing the street. It's clear that the City is not doing enough to protect its most vulnerable road users. Read the full article at

It’s more than time for our City to act urgently to redesign and enforce streets to keep us safe. Join us at City Hall tomorrow, May 19, at 12:30PM to demand a new Vision Zero policy and action plan. RSVP now at walksf.org/may19.

Hoboken has had zero traffic deaths in 8 years. Mayor Ravinder S. Bhalla joined SPUR to share how his city has made streets safer. What can SF learn? Walk San Francisco breaks it down 🔗 walksf.org/2025/03/05/wha… Thanks to SF Sup. Myrna Melgar, Kid Safe SF❤️ 兒童安全舊金山❤️ Seguro para niños SF❤️'s Robin Pam and all who joined!

Around 40 people are killed & 500+ severely injured in traffic crashes each year in SF. But as Susan George pointed out at Monday's #VisionZeroSF hearing, there are so many unreported injuries. This means that SO MANY people are being directly affected by dangerous streets.

Earlier this week, SFMTA staff shared the first month of data collected by SF’s new speed camera program. The data reflects what many of us have been feeling intensely: dangerous speeding is out of control on our streets and a daily threat to our safety. ➡️ Get the scoop at 🔗

Summer in SF offers an incredible number of events to get you walking in different parts of the city and enjoying streets without traffic. ☀️ From line-dancing 🕺 to live music 🎸, you can build out the whole season with car-free activities – and they’re all free, too! ➡️ Read

Another visit to City Hall today asking Mayor Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 & City leaders to recommit our city to #VisionZeroSF & a detailed, interagency plan to make our streets safe. ➡️ Echo our call at walksf.org/visionzeronow

We are heartbroken to share that there has been another fatality on our streets, this time at the intersection of 10th Street and Folsom Street in the SoMa neighborhood. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

“What has been missing so far is a mayoral administration that makes Vision Zero a priority.” Mayor Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉: We need YOU to be our safe streets leader. It’s been 148 days since San Francisco’s Vision Zero policy expired. Ask Mayor Lurie to adopt a new one – & an