Streets Are For Everyone

27 May, 2021

Traffic Violence During COVID-19: Something is Seriously Wrong!
2020 was a rough year for most people, except maybe a few people like the CEO of Amazon. So much changed because of COVID; countless people lost their jobs, millions died, and the bad news was in hyperdrive. Everyone has defining events...
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26 May, 2021

SAFE Legislative Support -- AB 3, AB 1238, AB 122, AB 582 & AB 550
In addition to SAFE's sponsorship of SB 735, Speed Safety Cameras in School Zones, there are several bills on the table this legislative session that we support. Check out the following list and submit your own support via the California Legislative...
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20 May, 2021

Auto collisions plummet in pandemic but fatalities increase
This article was written by Ethan Ward, Crosstown LA. Find more at xtown.la On March 15, 2020, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti issued the lockdown order that shuttered bars, in-person service at restaurants, and many businesses. The move also cleared streets...
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14 May, 2021

School Crossing Guard Runs 67 Miles for his 67th Birthday for Safer Streets Around Schools
John Radich is not your average school crossing guard. He ran his first marathon in 1974 and his first ultra-marathon in 1980. Ultra-marathons are defined as long-distance running longer than a marathon. Since then, he has run 90 marathons and over 100 ultra-marathons, including...
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24 Apr, 2021

Reaching Vision Zero -- Analysis Shows it's Achievable
Reaching Vision Zero: Analysis Shows it’s Achievable -- By Leah Shahum No one is saying it will be quick or easy. But, no one should say it’s impossible or pointless. Zero traffic deaths are achievable and, for the most part, we know how to do it. In a...
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Streets Are For Everyone (SAFE) aims to improve the quality of life for pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers alike by working to reduce traffic caused fatalities to Zero.

SAFE addresses the problem in a holistic fashion through direct education, broad awareness campaigns, partnerships, community outreach, policy and legislation, support for those impacted and other proven strategies.

Traffic Violence During COVID-19: Something is Seriously Wrong!

SAFE Legislative Support -- AB 3, AB 1238, AB 122, AB 582 & AB 550

Auto collisions plummet in pandemic but fatalities increase

School Crossing Guard Runs 67 Miles for his 67th Birthday for Safer Streets Around Schools

Reaching Vision Zero -- Analysis Shows it's Achievable

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