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Last week, Supervisor Dean Preston tweeted something that caught our attention. “SF has no citywide plan for a network of safe streets for cyclists/pedestrians. That’s unacceptable. My office is [...]

It feels like we were just standing out on car-free JFK – now known as JFK Promenade – celebrating what we’d won together. A car-free JFK forever. And JFK Promenade keeps getting better: the [...]

I’m disappointed to share that in the June 7 election, Prop A didn’t get the necessary 66.67% YES votes needed to pass. Prop A fell short by about 3,400 votes, with 65.09% YES. This means that [...]

At World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in 2021, Julie Mitchell bravely stepped up to the microphone. Julie’s beloved son Dylan was hit and killed by a speeding truck driver in San [...]

At Walk San Francisco, we believe our streets should be safe for everyone who walks, of every age and ability. We know all too well this isn’t the case. Ten pedestrians have been killed this year [...]

On May 19, I was on edge. And then I got word: the bill that would have allowed San Francisco (and a handful of other cities) to pilot speed safety detection systems did not make it out of the [...]