Activists gather at site of hit-and-run that killed man on Mission
Pedestrian safety advocacy efforts in San Francisco aim to honor victims, call for stronger action from the city, and prompt legislative changes. [ more ]
Activists gather at site of hit-and-run that killed man on Mission
Pedestrian safety advocacy efforts in San Francisco aim to honor victims, call for stronger action from the city, and prompt legislative changes. [ more ]
Implementing pedestrian crossings at a major junction in Palmers Green is crucial for safety and accessibility, especially for vulnerable groups. [ more ]
Adams, Hochul tout passage of law allowing city to lower speed limits
New law allows NYC to lower speed limits to increase traffic safety, honoring Sammy Cohen Eckstein. Advocates urge drivers to slow down for safer streets. [ more ]
Adams, Hochul tout passage of law allowing city to lower speed limits
New law allows NYC to lower speed limits to increase traffic safety, honoring Sammy Cohen Eckstein. Advocates urge drivers to slow down for safer streets. [ more ]
Monday's Headlines: East New York's New Bikes Lanes Reduced Crashes Edition - Streetsblog New York City
Protected bike lanes in Cozine and Wortman avenues in East New York reduced crashes by over 55%, countering claims of decreased safety by local council member. [ more ]
Former State Police sergeant gets 3 years for role in overtime scam
A former Massachusetts State Police sergeant is sentenced to three years in federal prison for overtime fraud, paying restitution and forfeiting funds. [ more ]
All New U.S. Cars Must Carry Automatic Brakes by 2029
All new cars in the US after 2029 must have automatic emergency braking. The systems will be required to start braking at 90 m.p.h. in imminent collision scenarios. [ more ]
SF transportation agency wants to expand 'No Turn On Red' restrictions in city
San Francisco is considering adding 'No Turn On Red' signs in downtown areas to enhance pedestrian safety.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency found 92% compliance with existing 'No Turn On Red' restrictions in the Tenderloin District. [ more ]
SF transportation agency wants to expand 'No Turn On Red' restrictions in city
San Francisco is considering adding 'No Turn On Red' signs in downtown areas to enhance pedestrian safety.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency found 92% compliance with existing 'No Turn On Red' restrictions in the Tenderloin District. [ more ]
Safety Activists Close a Lane on Franklin - Streetsblog San Francisco
A community group took action in installing a lane reduction on Franklin Street in San Francisco after a long delay by the city.
The lane reduction initiative was aimed at enhancing safety for pedestrians and reducing speeding near an elementary school in response to a tragic incident. [ more ]
Safety Activists Close a Lane on Franklin - Streetsblog San Francisco
A community group took action in installing a lane reduction on Franklin Street in San Francisco after a long delay by the city.
The lane reduction initiative was aimed at enhancing safety for pedestrians and reducing speeding near an elementary school in response to a tragic incident. [ more ]
Sorry, speeders: New bill would require speed-limiting devices in California cars
California Senate proposed a bill that would require vehicles sold in the state to be equipped with speed governors to limit how fast they can go.
The speed governors would use GPS technology or cameras to verify the speed limit in a particular area and slow down a speeding vehicle if it approaches 10 mph over the limit. [ more ]
Sen. Wiener introduces CA bill to physically stop cars from going 10 mph over speed limit
Sen. Scott Wiener is introducing bills to make streets safer in California. One bill would require new cars to have 'speed governors' that limit speed to 10 mph over the speed limit. Another bill would require large trucks to install side guards to prevent accidents.
Wiener believes these measures are 'commonsense actions' to protect public safety. He argues that most people support speed limits and do not want others driving more than 10 mph over the limit. [ more ]
MTA will issue violations for bus lane parking, using Automated Camera Enforcement program with AI technology for increased safety and efficiency. [ more ]