We lost another pedestrian in a traffic crash Saturday. A 66-year-old man was hit at Hyde and Golden Gate Avenue, just one block from where Janice Higashi was fatally hit in March while walking [...]

Nine people have been hit and killed on our streets while walking and biking this so far this year. These are our neighbors, our friends, our family members. Madlen Koteva was just 14 years old [...]

We cannot stand by passively as lives are lost so brutally in preventable crashes. Tomorrow, May 3 from 6:00-7:00PM, we will hold a vigil for Galina Alterman and all nine people who have died [...]

Yesterday, we helped organize a major, coordinated action to send a message to city leaders that the time has come to get private vehicles off of Market Street in the downtown corridor. Right [...]

Imagine no private vehicles on Market Street Market Street is San Francisco’s busiest pedestrian street, with half a million people walking on it every day. Yet Market Street is also one of the [...]

Walk to Work Day celebrates our walking city – and the more than 884,000 residents, 265,000 weekday commuters, and 24.6 million visitors who walk in San Francisco each year. But as Walk to Work [...]

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 [...]