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Street Safety Act Replaces Vision Zero
September 26, 2025
Board unanimously approves plan with hard deadlines and transparency dashboards after Vision Zero failed to prevent 43 traffic deaths in 2024.
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Slow Down: Speed Cameras Move From Warnings to Fines
August 8, 2025
After capturing over 350,000 speeding violations since March, San Francisco’s network of automated cameras has begun issuing real fines.
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Vision Zero has failed – traffic deaths are rising, and enforcement is missing
June 20, 2025
A Grand Jury report shows that Vision Zero has failed, with 2024 being the most deadly year for traffic deaths since 2007. SFPD must start enforcing traffic laws.
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Only Half of SF’s Speed Cameras Are Operational Amid Delays
May 15, 2025
San Francisco’s speed camera rollout is stalled due to permitting issues with PG&E.
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Waymo robotaxis are safer than human drivers
May 2, 2025
Waymo’s autonomous fleet logged 56.7 million miles and dramatically outperformed human drivers in almost every crash scenario.
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MTA Board votes to approve Oak Street safety improvements
April 4, 2025
Safety fixes and traffic improvements are coming to Oak Street, after the MTA Board voted to approve a second left turn lane at Masonic, shorter crosswalks, and a side-running bike lane
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Street safety improvements coming to Oak
March 28, 2025
After 31 collisions, Oak Street’s long-awaited safety plan is finally up for a vote.
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