Streets Are For Everyone

19 Sep, 2019

Delia Huerta Arrearan: Another Tragedy on our Streets
The death of Delia Huerta Arrearan did not hit home as much as it should. There were plenty of commonalities I could have tied into, but this is more to do with an overall problem because there are so many traffic deaths that these tragedies only become less...
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28 Aug, 2019

Thank You For Marching for Safety and Healing In Honor of Roberto Diaz! #JusticeForRobertoDiaz
"Justicia para Roberto Diaz!" Justice for Roberto Diaz. This was the anthem echoing at the corner of 37th and Maple in South LA on last Sunday, August 25th. Hundreds gathered (with Streets Are For Everyone and local advocacy group, the Alliance of...
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15 Sep, 2019

Complete Streets Bill Passes Legislature!
On September 15th, the Complete Streets for Active Living Bill, also known as SB 127 sponsored by Senator Scott Weiner was passed by all Assembly and Senate committees and is now sitting on the desk of Governor Gavin Newsom waithing on a signature. As I said in previous...
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20 Aug, 2019

15 Year Old Hit and Run Victim Speaks Out: "I Remember Everything."
"I remember everything. From when I got hit. When I was stuck under there. I was just being dragged. I felt like all my air was being lost." My friend Damian knows all too well how Roberto Diaz feels. He lived through it just 6 years ago. It breaks my heart and...
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19 Aug, 2019

Los Angeles Honors Those Lost in Traffic Collisions Through "Rainbow Halo" Memorials
Last Friday, the city of Los Angeles and SoCal Families for Safe Streets (SoCal FSS) installed the first "Rainbow Halo" in honor of Conor Lynch, a 16 year old killed by a hit and run driver on the corner of Woodman and Addison Street in 2010. The Rainbow...
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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.

Delia Huerta Arrearan: Another Tragedy on our Streets

Thank You For Marching for Safety and Healing In Honor of Roberto Diaz! #JusticeForRobertoDiaz

Complete Streets Bill Passes Legislature!

15 Year Old Hit and Run Victim Speaks Out: "I Remember Everything."

Los Angeles Honors Those Lost in Traffic Collisions Through "Rainbow Halo" Memorials

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