Remember. Support. ACT. You are invited to join @walksf.org and San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets at the 11th annual World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in San Francisco.

#WDoR2025 is coming up soon on Sunday, November 16. We need your help reaching as many people as possible. Sign up to help post flyers at high-traffic locations at walksf.org/volunteer.

We love the 3 new stairways @peterhartlaub.bsky.social's added to his list of favorites. Who knows: maybe one will make it into next year's #SFStairChallenge? 👀

The Street Safety Act is a blueprint for how SF can accelerate progress to end severe and fatal traffic crashes. We’ve been going to key Commission meetings to show that we expect action on delivering what’s in the Street Safety Act. There are two more meetings. Join us ➡️ walksf.org/commissions

We are collecting shoes for a temporary memorial honoring those who have been killed in traffic crashes in San Francisco. Shoes can be dropped off at Walk San Francisco’s office on Mondays and Wednesdays between 10:00AM - 4:00PM through November 10.

Tomorrow is the last day of Membership Month and your last chance for the $40 first-time member rate! ☀️ Your membership gives Walk SF the resources to win safer streets for EVERYONE. 🚸 Join TODAY before it’s too late at walksf.org/membership.

#WDoR2025 is a supportive space for victims, loved ones, and community members to reflect, grieve, and share in the heartbreak. Join us in standing in solidarity with victims and for change in our city and beyond. RSVP now ➡️ walksf.org/wdr

Our community is mourning the deaths of two pedestrians killed on SF streets earlier this month. We are holding the victims' loved ones in our thoughts and are here to provide support. If you have been directly affected by a traffic crash, learn more about Families for Safe Street at walksf.org/fss

We 🧡 Kirsten! Kirsten has been a Walk SF member and volunteer for over 3 years. For Kirsten, being a Walk SF member means pushing for the changes needed so that everyone can safely and comfortably use our streets. Love safe streets? Join Kirsten as a member now at walksf.org/membership

We are heartbroken to learn that another pedestrian life has been lost on our streets, this time at the intersection of Ocean and Ashton Avenues. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

California's most recent legislative session saw major wins for bills that support the kinds of street design, transit-oriented development, and traffic safety enforcement needed for a more pedestrian-friendly San Francisco. Read the recap at ➡️ walksf.org/statebills.

Only one week left of membership month! ⏰ Don’t miss your chance to join with a special first-time member rate of $40 by October 31. Plus, every membership over $120 will get you a cozy Walk SF beanie. 🤩 ➡️ Join now at walksf.org/membership

#WDoR2025 is an annual event to honor all those hurt and killed in traffic crashes. We invite you to stand in solidarity with victims and for change in our city and beyond. This year's event will be on Sunday, November 16, 2025 from 5:00-6:00PM on the steps of City Hall. RSVP now at walksf.org/wdr

Meet Walk SF member and volunteer Kirsten. 🌟 Kirsten loves living along a Slow Street in the Noe Valley neighborhood. “I'm a Walk SF member because you shouldn't have to live on a Slow Street to feel safe crossing the street.” If you agree, join Kristen as a member now at 🔗 walksf.org/membership

Join Alex as a Walk SF member today at walksf.org/membership – it’s just $40 this month only! Your membership directly supports Walk SF: 🦓Winning the changes needed to keep us safe at intersections 🚸Taking on dangerous driving behavior in every way possible ⬇️

Why join as a Walk SF member? 🤔 In addition to supporting our essential safe streets advocacy, every membership also comes with special perks: 👟Quarterly self-guided, member-only walks, complete with turn-by-turn directions, fun facts, and nearby destinations to discover. ⬇️

Thank you, Governor Newsom for signing #SB720 to give cities more tools to take on the most dangerous driving behaviors. SB 720 creates an alternative approach for how cities can implement red light camera programs that’s more effective and equitable.

Brrr 🥶 Bundle up this fall with your very own Walk SF beanie. This membership month, any gift over $120 gets you a cozy Walk SF beanie. But act quickly! This offer is only available until the end of October. ➡️ walksf.org/membership

We're excited and proud to help lead the citywide celebration of getting more kids to school in people-powered ways. 🎒 Supporting more walking and rolling is a win-win for students, school communities, neighborhoods, and our whole city. 🙌 #WalkandRollSF 📸: SFMTA

The Street Safety Act is a blueprint for how SF can accelerate progress to end severe and fatal traffic crashes. We’re showing up at Commission meetings over the upcoming weeks to ensure key agencies know we expect action on the Street Safety Act ASAP. Join us there ➡️ walksf.org/commissions

Our members are walk-stars! ⭐ Every membership directly supports Walk SF’s advocacy for safer streets for all. 💪Including: 📢 Holding City leaders accountable to deliver what’s in the new Street Safety Act 🦓 Winning the changes needed at intersections so we’re safe crossing ⬇️

When drivers run red lights🚦, they threaten our lives. Call Governor Newsom TODAY at (916) 445-2841 and ask him to sign the red light camera bill #SB720. We need hundreds of calls NOW – he will decide on this bill before Monday!

We are heartbroken to share that a pedestrian was hit and killed by a driver in the Bernal Heights neighborhood last Saturday. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

New data from the SFMTA shows that the city’s new speed cameras are proving effective at significantly changing driver behavior. It also shows how out of control speeding has become, with many drivers going way beyond the limit on our streets. Read more at walksf.org/octoberdata. #SlowOurStreets

Thousands of students across San Francisco will walk, bike, scoot, and roll to school during the week of October 6-10.

We need Governor Newsom to sign SB 720 by October 13. Take action now ➡️ walksf.org/SB720 SB 720 bill would create an alternative approach for California cities to implement lifesaving red light cameras that’s more equitable and efficient. Help us send a surge of support to the Governor today!

It’s officially membership month! Joining as a Walk SF member this October comes with special perks: 🌈 Special first-time member rate of $40 🍁Every membership over $120 gets you a Walk SF beanie Plus, you'll be directly supporting our safe streets advocacy! Join now at walksf.org/membership

Meet Walk SF member and avid volunteer Alex Kenin! 🧡 Walking is Alex’s favorite way to get around San Francisco. For Alex, Walk SF’s work is essential to helping make San Francisco safer for her family. If you care about safe streets too, become a Walk SF member today ➡️ walksf.org/membership

Whether dressed as chickens 🐔 or not, we appreciate the San Francisco Police Department being out at known dangerous intersections enforcing something so basic that's so often ignored: the law to yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk everywhere, every time. www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s...

When drivers run red lights🚦, they threaten our lives. Email Governor Newsom today to sign the red light camera bill at walksf.org/SB720 SB 720 bill would create an alternative approach for California cities to implement lifesaving red light cameras that’s more equitable and efficient.

Our friends at the Crosstown Trail just launched their newest route. 😍 You won't want to miss it!

Tomorrow at the Public Safety Committee, there will be a hearing on traffic safety sponsored by Supervisors Mandelman, Sherrill & Sauter with updates from the SFMTA & SFPD with a focus on traffic enforcement.

Thousands of students across San Francisco will walk, bike, scoot, and roll to school during the week of October 6-10.

We want to give a huge thanks to our lunch and snack station volunteers and in-kind donors — Gu Energy Labs, JAMBAR, On the Run, Other Avenues, and Safeway — for keeping everyone fueled and ready for adventure. 🏃‍➡️🏃‍➡️🏃‍➡ More photos ➡️ walksf.org/peak2peak2025

Over 300 walkers laced up their boots 🥾for this year’s Peak2Peak, taking on 10 miles of San Francisco’s peaks, stairways, and hidden trails. ☀️ Be sure to check out the blog for more photos 📸 at walksf.org/peak2peak2025

What's in the #SFStreetSafetyAct is what's needed to quickly deliver results in reducing severe and fatal crashes. But what's next? Read more in our blog at walksf.org/ThankMelgar #visionzerosf

We ❤️ the just-passed #SFStreetSafetyAct! Walk SF is beyond grateful to Supervisor @myrnamelgard7.bsky.social for writing a resolution that lays out how traffic safety can happen systematically and at scale, with crucial commitments and accountability for City agencies to deliver results.

We are so grateful to the Board of Supervisors for UNANIMOUSLY passing Supervisor @myrnamelgard7's #SFStreetSafetyAct today! The #SFStreetSafetyAct is a blueprint for getting our city to design and enforce streets that truly keep EVERYONE safe.

Some awesome stairs along this year’s #Peak2PeakSF route. 👟👟👟 If you love stairs or hiking, be sure to mark your calendar for the 4th annual #SFStairChallenge on Saturday, May 2, 2026. 🗓️

Do you know this hidden SF landmark? 🤔 This is just one of the many hidden gems along this year’s epic #Peak2PeakSF route. 💎

Caught up with another group at peak #2 along our top-secret route. 🤫 ➡️ Remember to tag us @walksf.org and use #Peak2PeakSF so we can reshare your photos.

Our 3rd peak is Brooks Park, which used to be a homestead before it was turned into a park through a community-led effort! 🙌🌳 We also want to give a HUGE shoutout to our walk leaders for making #Peak2PeakSF so magical. 💙

This year #Peak2PeakSF is starting! Our first groups have officially headed out on this year’s 10 peak, 10 mile route. 🥾 Be sure to tag us @walksf.org and use #Peak2PeakSF so we can see and reshare your photos! 📸

This morning, we celebrated the arrival of lifesaving speed cameras in the Castro at Market & Danvers/Douglass Streets with the Eureka Valley Neighborhood Association & Supervisor Mandelman.

The #SFStreetSafetyAct, authored by @myrnamelgard7.bsky.social will be voted on Tuesday by the full Board of Supervisors! We're working to get unanimous support & you can help: just email [email protected] before Tuesday to share your support.

“An act means action in the works, and that is exactly what we need” - Nancy Arbuckle, District 3 resident We couldn’t agree more: we need real action for pedestrian safety, and the #SFStreetSafetyAct is how we will get there.

Our message is clear: San Franciscans demand real action to make our streets safe. We’re looking to the Board of Supervisors to unanimously support the #SFStreetSafetyAct to show their commitment to traffic safety and making #VisionZeroSF a success story.

Thank you so much to Supervisor @myrnamelgard7.bsky.social for introducing the #SFStreetSafetyAct: the blueprint for our city to tackle traffic safety & make #VisionZeroSF a success story. 🙌 You’re not just leading on safe streets, you’re trailblazing!

Today, we’re rallying at City Hall for the #SFStreetSafetyAct to show that San Franciscans deserve – and DEMAND – that our leaders prioritize traffic safety.

Today is the day! Join us at City Hall at 12:30PM TODAY to show big support for Supervisor @myrnamelgard7.bsky.social’s #SFStreetSafetyAct. This resolution is exactly what’s needed NOW to systematically – and quickly – design & enforce streets to keep us safe. More info at walksf.org/rally