Now’s the time to take the road less traveled in your neighborhood Attention walkers! This is the time to take the road less traveled. Stay away from potentially crowded areas, and seek out [...]

On March 27, Mayor London Breed made it clear that while it’s okay to get outside for exercise during shelter-in-place, we need to stay in our neighborhoods. To summarize, if you have to drive a [...]

Exactly one week ago, we launched a campaign asking city leaders to make JFK Drive a car-free space for people everyday during shelter-in-place.  Walk San Francisco launched this campaign because [...]

In a news conference today, Mayor London Breed made an emotional plea to San Franciscans to take care of each other by going outside as little as possible due to Covid-19. Walking to essential [...]

UPDATE: Be sure to read our more recent post re: walking during shelter-in-place to keep in mind as you plan your walks. We also have a new post with ideas for solo walks. We can still walk… and [...]

Alessandra is a first grader at Malcolm X Elementary. She has a big bright smile and beautiful brown eyes. If you ask her what she likes about being part of a “walking school bus,” she has a lot [...]

At the SFMTA’s open house for Fulton Street last Saturday, Walk SF supporters sent a clear message: intersections need serious help to keep people safe when crossing and improvements need to be [...]

Fulton Street: too dangerous for too long Fulton Street, which runs along the northern edge of Golden Gate Park, has long been far too dangerous for people walking. Traffic crashes are frequent: [...]

Members of Families for Safe Streets will do everything in their power to stop the epidemic of traffic crashes  In my role at Walk SF, I’m lucky enough to work with members of San Francisco Bay [...]