""Speed is number one cause of severe injuries and fatalities. We've lowered speed limits on Stockton Street, on Broadway Street. We've implemented a speed safety camera in Chinatown.""
""These past few incidents in particular have been a brutal wake-up call. I feel for the families that were involved," said Keith Hong, a local bar worker."
A 76-year-old driver crashed into a business in San Francisco's Chinatown, resulting in the death of 49-year-old Cutberto Zamora-Martinez. This incident marks the second pedestrian fatality involving an older driver this year. In response, city officials are implementing safety measures, including lowering speed limits and installing speed safety cameras. Local leaders are discussing further actions to enhance pedestrian safety. Six pedestrians have died in San Francisco this year, highlighting the urgent need for improved street safety.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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