Blog Posts in September, 2015

San Francisco Adopts Vision Zero

The streets of San Francisco should be safe for all, whether we walk, ride a bicycle, take a cab or drive. As residents live, work and play in the City by the Bay, no one should be in danger while using the streets and intersections throughout the city. Zero traffic fatalities in San Francisco by the year 2024 – that is what Vision Zero San Francisco is all about. Community members, city officials ...

Finding Dangerous Intersections in San Francisco

San Francisco is the cultural and financial center of Northern California. Its land area spans 46.9 miles, with a density of nearly 18,200 people per square mile, making it the second most densely populated city in the nation, with New York City being the first. Due to San Francisco’s densely populated areas, tourists and residents alike are in danger of being injured or killed in a pedestrian or ...