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Yes on B! Prop B includes over $70 million for pedestrian safety improvements: wider sidewalks, “road diets” to calm traffic, new curb ramps for wheelchairs and strollers, and more. Why a bond? These improvements are exactly the kind of permanent infrastructure investments that are an appropriate use of bond funding. Prop B will make … Read More Huge step forward today for safer streets! This morning, Walk San Francisco, Mayor Ed Lee, and city department heads announced an initiative to help kids walk to school: New 15-mile-per-hour speed zones going up … Read More Join your mayoral candidates to learn more about their positions on streets, parks, and other public spaces. From Streets to Parks: Safer, Greener Public Space A forum with San Francisco Mayoral Candidates Moderated by John King, urban design writer for the San Francisco Chronicle Monday, September 12, 2011 6:00 – 8:00pm Help Walk SF make San Francisco the first big city in the state to create safer school zones! We are excited to announce the first step toward 15-mph zones around all San Francisco schools! The first 100 new school zones have been mapped by the Municipal Transportation Authority (SFMTA), which has requested funding from … Read More Update: see the Streetsblog story SFMTA is proposing to fix the one-way block of Haight Street between Octavia and Gough, where Haight meets Market. The proposed project will make conditions safer for pedestrians by improving the three-way Haight-Gough-Market intersection … Read More |
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