On April 28, 2020, Mayor London Breed officially closed JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park from Kezar Drive to Transverse Drive 24 hours per day for safe space for exercising with social distancing. [...]

Later this year, the Geary Rapid Project will complete construction in the Tenderloin, Western Addition, and Japantown – bringing a range of street safety improvements to life (and speeding up [...]

In a few months time, the Board of Supervisors will vote on the future of a 24-7, car-free JFK Drive. Leading up to that vote, city agencies are kicking off a public outreach process that will [...]

No one individual or family should have to endure the aftermath of a devastating traffic crash alone. That’s one of the reasons why San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets exists. [...]

We are thrilled that Assembly Bill 43, which would allow cities to set speed limits based on safety, is on the Governor’s desk. Governor Newsom is expected to consider this lifesaving, [...]

South Van Ness is one of the City’s most notoriously dangerous streets when it comes to traffic safety. South Van Ness is especially treacherous for the thousands of seniors living nearby at the [...]

It is never easy for Gina LaBlanc to share the story of the crash that killed her son. But as a member of San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets, Gina shares her story again and again [...]