Streets Are For Everyone

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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23 Jul, 2019

A Step Closer to Complete Streets: Update on Senate Bill 127
Moses Trujillo said it best when testifying in support of SB127. "My mom won't let me walk to school alone, even though I'm in the 6th grade, because it's too dangerous." Moses has to cross a very busy throughfare called Ashby...
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10 Jul, 2019

Why We Need To Change The Way We Talk About Traffic Deaths
Across the United States, more than 30,000 people a year are being killed in traffic, and this number is rising. Houston itself sees nearly the highest number of traffic deaths per capita in the country, and so many of these...
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1 Jul, 2019

Is Distracted Driving the "New" Drunk Driving?
In the last few years, the debate between these two and who is the "winner" has definitely escalated. So, which is the bigger killer? In my opinion, it doesn't matter. They are both significantly contributing to traffic violence and preventable pain on our streets...
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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.

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

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

A Step Closer to Complete Streets: Update on Senate Bill 127

Why We Need To Change The Way We Talk About Traffic Deaths

Is Distracted Driving the "New" Drunk Driving?

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