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The Prop G campaign is using safe streets imagery to mislead voters. Sunset streets are safer now than before the park opened.
Destroying park amenities to allow for speeding traffic won’t make neighborhood streets any safer.
Vote No on G to save Sunset Dunes!
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
Pedestrian safety is public safety!
Last week, a woman and her baby in a stroller were struck by a car at Laguna & Chestnut. Thankfully, neither of them died but it’s a reminder that street design has consequences.
In 2025 alone, 16 people in San Francisco lost their lives after being hit by cars. These deaths are preventable.
Your kid should be able to walk to Marina Middle School without fear of being hit by a car. We have to build streets that prioritize pedestrian safety.
Thank you to @walksf and @streetsforallsf for their advocacy to make our streets safer.
Got ideas to redesign Laguna & Chestnut? Send them to [email protected] or DM me here. We’ll highlight some of the best ideas, and we’ll keep you updated on how @sfmta_muni redesigns this intersection.
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
What's the future of bikes and transportation on Market Street?
We're holding a hearing at the Board of Supervisors on Monday, April 27 at 1PM to find out.
In preparation, I went on a bike ride along Market Street with the Market Street Moving Alliance and @sfbike @walksf @StreetsForAllSF to see how it's going today.
We saw so much activity - bikes, scooters, pedestrians - activating the corridor. But we also saw a lot of double parking and autonomous vehicles stopped in crosswalks.
We'll accordingly be asking city departments about these questions at our hearing on Monday - how is the city following through on the Better Market Street plan, what is the future of autonomous vehicles on the corridor, and how will they address illegal double parking and other issues?
Come to the Land Use Committee on Monday, April 27 at 1:30PM to have your voice heard and questions answered!
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
Sacramento is shaping California's streets now. Join Streets For All's state policy team for a briefing on our 2026 agenda, key bills, budget battles, and what's at stake for safe streets across the state
April 16 at 12PM
Webinar RSVP: bit.ly/3Q2uTqf
w/ @StreetsForAllSF
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
From theory to practice: tomorrow, join SPUR for a book talk + panel discussion on the systems change playing out on San Francisco's streets — with leaders from Civic Joy Fund, Streets for All SF, SF Bike Coalition & SF New Deal.
📅 Thu Jan 22 @ 5:30p | SF bit.ly/4jvt7Zn
This is a terrible idea. What city turns a popular park into a failing road?
We're extremely disappointed in Supervisor Wong for jumping to conclusions so quickly and reopening a divisive fight, instead of listening to all sides and charting a more civil path forward.
Use the Friends of Sunset Dunes template to tell Supervisor Wong how much you love the park: tinyurl.com/emailwong
SFMTA is projecting that they'll build 3 miles of protected bike lanes in the next 18 months in San Francisco, despite skyrocketing travel on bikes and scooters.
ALT Slide from SFMTA's Vision Zero committee meeting about the agency's plans to improve transportation choices
ALT chart from SFMTA showing growth in baywheels ridership, and that 2025 ridership is now above pre-pandemic levels
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
Wow.
just heard San Francisco Mayor @DanielLurie say "Public safety also means traffic safety" and sign an executive order to that effect.
Wow.
Proof is in the pudding but has any San Francisco Mayor ever even acknowledged, let alone acted on, the traffic violence epidemic?
Julie Kirschbaum, SFMTA's Director of Transportation, is joining us on December 4 for a community Q&A
Learn more about what's happening with funding for Muni, streets projects across the city, and how the agency is planning for the future.
Bring your lunch and your questions!
Grab your spot to get the Zoom link 👇
luma.com/0kanruto
📣 Hayes Promenade is up for a permit renewal at the SFMTA Board of Directors on Tuesday 11/18!
This beloved neighborhood amenity brings activity and open space to Hayes Valley every week.
A one year permit renewal will allow the city to study future options for the street 👇
How can you support?
🗣️ Make public comment: Tues 11/18 in Room 400 at City Hall after 4pm
OR
📩 Send an email in support: tinyurl.com/hayes-promenade
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
Waymo got a ton of attention when they announced 300k monthly SF trips last Fall, but @baywheels had 458k trips in September. Ebikes are the transportation innovation not getting enough attention.
sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
When drivers run red lights🚦, they threaten our lives.
Call @CAgovernor TODAY at (916) 445-2841 and ask him to sign the red light camera bill #SB720. We need hundreds of calls NOW – he will decide on this bill before Monday!
SB 720 bill would create an alternative approach for California cities to implement lifesaving red light cameras that’s more equitable, efficient, and easier for cities to embrace. Learn more at walksf.org/sb720.
@StreetsR4Every1 @sacbike @StreetsForAllSF @streetsforall @sfbike – at San Francisco, CA
Streets For All SF (formerly KidSafe SF) retweeted
We need @CAgovernor to sign SB 720 by October 13. Take action now ➡️ walksf.org/SB720
SB 720 bill would create an alternative approach for California cities to implement lifesaving red light cameras that’s more equitable, efficient, and easier for cities to embrace.
Help us send a surge of support to the Governor today!
@StreetsR4Every1 @sacbike @StreetsForAllSF @streetsforall @sfbike – at San Francisco, CA
Mayor Lurie is deciding who will represent District 4. That decision could determine the future of both Sunset Dunes and Bay Area transit. 🌊🚊
On Monday we sent a letter asking the Mayor to consider his D4 appointment in light of the next year's transit funding measures.
ALT First page of a letter to Mayor Lurie about the district 4 supervisor appointment from a coalition of advocates, including Streets For All SF, SF Bicycle Coalition, Walk SF, Transit Riders, Transbay Coalition, Livable City, Seamless Bay Area, Outer Sunset Neighbors, SF Yimby, and Transform
ALT Second page of a letter to Mayor Lurie about the district 4 supervisor appointment from a coalition of advocates, including Streets For All SF, SF Bicycle Coalition, Walk SF, Transit Riders, Transbay Coalition, Livable City, Seamless Bay Area, Outer Sunset Neighbors, SF Yimby, and Transform
ALT Third page of a letter to Mayor Lurie about the district 4 supervisor appointment from a coalition of advocates, including Streets For All SF, SF Bicycle Coalition, Walk SF, Transit Riders, Transbay Coalition, Livable City, Seamless Bay Area, Outer Sunset Neighbors, SF Yimby, and Transform
Transit is the backbone of San Francisco.
Without it, all neighborhoods suffer, including the Sunset.
We’re urging Mayor Lurie to appoint a D4 Supervisor who will protect Sunset Dunes AND keep the focus on saving transit, by committing to NOT putting Sunset Dunes on the ballot again next year.
👉 Write your own letter today actionnetwork.org/letters/sa…
