Again and again over the past several weeks, we have said this: there is a crisis on our streets. Not only have we sounded the alarm at every opportunity, we have advocated for specific actions [...]

Today, members of the Vision Zero Coalition released a detailed response to the City’s latest Vision Zero Action Strategy. Download the Vision Zero Coalition’s response. This response is [...]

Enough is enough: the City must take aggressive steps to halt traffic violence Ten weeks into 2019, we have lost five pedestrians and one bicyclist to traffic violence. This is more than a [...]

5th Street is one of the city’s most dangerous streets for people walking, and one of the SoMa neighborhood’s many high-injury corridors. An average of five people are injured in a crash each [...]

March 1, 2019 Mayor London Breed 1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Place Room 200 San Francisco, CA 94102 Dear Mayor London Breed, You have stood with Walk San Francisco – on the steps of City Hall and in [...]

This Tuesday, two projects were approved by the SFMTA Board of Directors that signal a continued and important shift in how some of our deadliest streets will be fixed. Walk San Francisco has [...]

It’s high time for Market Street to become the grand boulevard it should be for people walking, biking, and taking public transportation – and the crown jewel of the city. Yet the kind of [...]

We interviewed Cole Brennan, one of two volunteers who planned Walk SF’s upcoming 49 Mile Scenic Walk. Cole has walked the entire route already (which she says is relatively flat!) and has some [...]

A Tragic Start to 2019 We are deeply saddened to share that Lucy Morales, who was hit while walking on Haight Street on New Year’s Day, succumbed to her injuries. This is a tragic and troubling [...]

‘Complete Streets’ bill would ensure Caltrans creates safe pedestrian conditions on city roads under Caltrans’ purview – and beyond Walk SF and the San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe [...]