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San Francisco, California · San Francisco

San Francisco Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Ingleside

An 83-year-old pedestrian hit by a vehicle at Ocean and Lee avenues last Saturday has died, the San Francisco Police Department confirmed Friday.Police officers arrived at the scene around 10 p.m. and found the victim suffering from life-threatening injuries. Medics took the victim to the hospital, where they later died of their injuries. The driver of the vehicle involved in the crash stayed at the scene. Police did not release any other detail…See the Story

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Celebrating a huge win as the SFMTA kicks off painting ‘daylighting’ at every intersection - Walk San Francisco

What if there were a simple, inexpensive way to prevent up to 1 in 3 crashes at intersections – and San Francisco added it to every single intersection? That’s what’s happening, and it’s a huge win for safer streets. Last Monday, Walk SF joined District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, the SFMTA, community groups, and neighbors to celebrate the start of SFMTA’s crews painting what’s called ‘daylighting’ at all intersections by the end of 2026, starti…Read Article

Remembering Peggy da Silva, our first executive director - Walk San Francisco

“Some people say, ‘Advocating for walking? That’s like advocating for breathing,’” said Peggy da Silva back when she served as Walk SF’s very first executive director in 2003. “But it really is an uphill battle to advocate for walkers because you’re calling for a cultural change,” said Peggy. “You’re calling for stopping automobile dependence and reclaiming the right to walk safely wherever you want.” I love these words from Peggy, which are as …San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

Greg LeMond, First American to Win Tour De France, Receives Congressional Gold Medal

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Legendary U.S. cyclist and three-time Tour de France winner Greg LeMond received his long-awaited Congressional Gold Medal in the Capitol Building on July 9 after delays caused by COVID-19 paused the ceremony in 2020.Tour De France · San Francisco See the Story

[Opinion] Guest Opinion: Michael Mills: Vision Zero Is Serious, and Cities Are Proving It Works

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By Michael Mills Recent reflections by members of the Daily Camera Community Editorial Board (CEB) offered a range of views on the tragic rise in cyclist and pedestrian deaths along the Front Range. Some focused on personal responsibility, others on the limits of policy. But I must respond to Bill Wright’s comment that Boulder’s Vision Zero goal of eliminating traffic deaths by 2030 is “juvenile.” As someone who walks, bikes and drives in Boulde…Grand Jury · San Francisco See the Story

Welcoming interim executive director Margaret McCarthy - Walk San Francisco

We are excited to share that on June 1, Walk SF executive director Jodie Medeiros started a well-deserved sabbatical to rest and recharge after 7+ years leading our small but mighty organization. While Jodie is on sabbatical, we are thrilled to welcome Margaret McCarthy as interim executive director for the next four months. Margaret is a seasoned nonprofit leader who has previously served as executive and co-director of Southern Exposure, and…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

‘Out of Control’: Tens of Thousands Caught Speeding in First Month of SF Camera Rollout - Local News Matters

RECENTLY INSTALLED SPEED CAMERAS throughout San Francisco are capturing an average of more than one thousand speeding drivers each day, according to data released by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.SFMTA began its speed camera pilot program in April, with cameras set up so far at 21 locations across the city. For now, drivers caught traveling more than 10 mph over the speed limit are only being issued warnings. SFMTA released d…San Francisco, California · San Francisco See the Story

San Francisco Pedestrian Advocates Push for New Traffic Safety Plan From Mayor - The Voice of San Francisco

Since failing last year to reach a goal of achieving zero traffic fatalities in San Francisco, advocates for pedestrian safety are demanding that city officials adopt a new plan with a renewed commitment to street safety. So far this year, there have been six pedestrians killed in traffic crashes this year, including most recently a 47-year-old who was killed in a hit-and-run crash at Bayshore Boulevard and Jerrold Avenue. Five of the six people…Security · San Francisco See the Story

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