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 [...]

For Norman Yee, Vision Zero is Personal Today, Walk SF celebrated the news that Supervisor Norman Yee will be the next president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Yee has been [...]

On December 11, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors fully passed Supervisor Jane Kim’s ordinance to “remove parking minimum requirements” where they exist in current planning codes, making it [...]

Remembering the Lives Devastated by Traffic Violence On November 18, Walk San Francisco joined San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets and members of the Vision Zero Coalition for World [...]

Countless policies shape how safe and pedestrian-friendly our streets are – which is why we advocate for better ones at every opportunity. That’s why Walk SF strongly supports Supervisor Jane [...]

On Wednesday, October 10, 13,000 schoolchildren across San Francisco participated in Walk & Roll to School Day. This year’s Walk & Roll to School Day marked a decade of the [...]

Yesterday morning, my Walk SF colleagues and I headed to the corner of 6th Street and Jessie to talk with the people who live, work, and walk on 6th Street. Why? Because the City is in the final [...]

According to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), 6th Street has one of the highest concentrations of pedestrian collisions, injuries, and fatalities in San Francisco. Every [...]

Walk-Bus Ride Audit Takes a Close Look at Mission and Geneva Everyone who takes transit is also a pedestrian, so ensuring safe routes to transit is a vital part of the work of Walk San Francisco. [...]