Our community is mourning two lives lost on our streets this morning in the SOMA and Ingleside neighborhoods. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

While AB 2276 won't move forward this legislative session, we WILL keep pushing for lifesaving Intelligent Speed Assistance to come to California. THANK YOU Assemblymember Soria for authoring AB 2276. Join us in thanking Assemblymember Soria for leading on safe streets now at walksf.org/thanksoria

Earlier today, along with Bay Area Families for Safe Streets, we posted this sign at the site of a fatal traffic crash in the Mission District. We are holding the victim's loved ones in our thoughts and are here to provide support. Learn more about Families for Safe Streets at walksf.org/fss.

June is membership month! Joining as a Walk SF member this June comes with special perks: 🌈Special first-time member rate of $40 this month only. 🧡Every gift over $250 gets you a Walk SF tote bag. 🚸Every membership directly supports our safe streets advocacy! Join now ➡️ walksf.org/membership

📢 More evidence that lowering speed limits at scale works to reduce crashes & make neighborhoods more livable. While we know drivers don’t always heed speed limits, research shows that lowering speed limits is particularly effective in bringing down the most dangerous, outlier speeds.

Our community is deeply saddened to learn of another pedestrian life lost on our streets, this time at the intersection of Mission and 16th Streets. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

Last week, District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey introduced a resolution to double down on SF's speed camera program, which is showing incredible results in changing driving behavior & making EVERYONE safer.

It's been one month since a driver tragically took the life of 74-year-old Dannielle Spillman. If you want to read more about Dannielle, reporter Oscar Palma wrote a beautiful piece about her in @missionlocal.org.

The 4th annual SF Stair Challenge was packed with grand staircases, sweeping views, and plenty of glute-busting uphills. Thank you to everyone who bought a ticket for this one-of-a-kind event, our biggest fundraiser of the year! 🧡 Find stories and photos of the event at walksf.org/stairs2026 📸

We desperately need more solutions to protect us from the most dangerous drivers on our roads. That's why we need to #PassAB2276, the #StopSuperSpeeders Act. Whether AB2276 moves forward in the CA Assembly is up to Assemblymember Buffy Wicks. Email Assemblymember Wicks NOW at walksf.org/AB2276.

Thank you to EVERYONE who came out to the fourth annual #SFStairChallenge today! 🥳🥳 Your enthusiasm for walking & discovering new sides of our amazing city is what makes our walking events so special.

Do you know these SF Stairs? 🔍 This year’s #SFStairChallenge explores 30 stairways, plus plenty of hidden gems.

The #SFStairChallenge is in full swing! 🧡🧡 Be sure to tag us @walksf.org or use #SFStairChallenge for a chance to win prizes. 🎁

We 🧡 lifesaving speed cameras & we want more in San Francisco! If you agree, show the 🧡 & get excited! Walk SF is all-in to win state legislation so SF's speed camera program is permanent – & at the scale needed to take on rampant, dangerous speeding citywide.

⏰ There are just two days left until the SF Stair Challenge on Saturday, May 2. ⏰ This year's route is full of hidden gems and tucked-away spots that will surprise even the most seasoned urban explorers. 👀 Don't miss out on this unforgettable urban adventure ➡️ walksf.org/stairs

Lori Lai is a crash survivor and member of Bay Area Families for Safe Streets. "When I see a speed camera, I see lives saved and tragedies averted," said Lori today at the one-year celebration for speed cameras in San Francisco. Thank you, Lori, for sharing your story today.

This is a powerful message from Rudy Corpuz with United Playaz, who was celebrating one year of SF's speed cameras with us this morning.

Today, Walk SF & Bay Area Families for Safe Streets celebrated the one-year anniversary of speed cameras on SF's streets with Supervisor Matt Dorsey, @sfmta.com, Rudy Corpuz with United Playaz, @sfbike.org & other safe streets advocates.

⏰ Happening tomorrow morning from 8:30-9:00AM! Hope to see you there ➡️ walksf.org/cameras

Today is the day we count as #JFKPromenade's official birthday. On April 28, 2020, using emergency powers, former Mayor Breed officially closed a 1.5-mile segment of JFK Drive in #goldengatepark to vehicle traffic 24 hours a day.

Only one week until this year's SF Stair Challenge on Sat, May 2. 😱 This year's route is sure to surprise and delight with hidden gems even long-time San Franciscans might not know. Get your ticket now ➡️ walksf.org/stairs. All proceeds support Walk SF’s work to make our streets safe for all. 🙌

Speed cameras in San Francisco have significantly changed driver behavior at camera locations, making everyone safer. Join us in celebrating speed cameras and showing the enthusiasm for expanding them on Wednesday, April 29 from 8:30-9:00AM ➡️ walksf.org/cameras

One of my favorite annual events! The route-makers really know San Francisco. I've tried all three previous Stair Challenges and found wonderful undiscovered parts of the city each time. 🚶‍♀️ 🌁 💯

Don’t miss the 4th annual SF Stair Challenge on Sat, May 2! 👟 This year’s route is full of hidden stairways, tucked-away alleys, and unexpected viewpoints that even longtime San Franciscans will be discovering for the first time. ⏰ Ticket prices are going up soon! Register now at walksf.org/stairs

2,000 stair steps. 5 miles. Breath-taking views and tons of amazing surprises. 🌅 You won't want to miss this year's SF Stair Challenge on Saturday, May 2. 🎟️ Register TODAY and save $15 at walksf.org/stairs.

We can't wait for this year's SF Stair Challenge on Saturday, May 2! 🤩 This year's route takes you through the iconic Pacific Heights neighborhood, exploring 30 staircases, big & small. Get tickets 🎟️ while you can at walksf.org/stairs

We are heartbroken to learn that another pedestrian life has been lost on our streets, this time at the intersection of Mission Street and South Van Ness Avenue. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

Our very own Guy Joaquin is quoted in The Washington Post article on walkable vacation cities! 👟 Shout-out as always to the Crosstown Trail & now the Double Cross & Roundabout routes. These are amazing ways to experience new neighborhoods, views, & perspectives. 💖

5 miles. 2,000 stair steps. 100% pure fun. Don't miss the 4th annual #SFStairChallenge on Saturday, May 2. This year's route in Pac Heights packs in the surprises! Get your ticket now at walksf.org/stairs#SFStairChallenge

For our city to achieve truly safe streets, we need solutions at scale and in layers. And that means the SFMTA must seriously invest.💲 So exactly what will the SFMTA spend on safe streets projects in the coming years? Read what’s being proposed at walksf.org/CIP

The priority deadline for applying to job positions at Walk San Francisco is coming up on April 12! We are hiring for 3 positions: 🚸 Advocacy Director 🖊️ Communications Manager 🌟 Community Engagement Coordinator Learn more and apply at walksf.org/jobs.

Our community is mourning the tragic loss of Cutberto Zamora, who was fatally struck in Chinatown in late March. We are holding his loved ones in our thoughts and are here to provide support. If you have been directly affected by a traffic crash, learn more about our group at walksf.org/fss.

Thank you to @kqedforum.bsky.social for hosting Walk SF's executive director, Jodie Medeiros, for a conversation on pedestrian safety in San Francisco. Be sure to give it a listen ⬇️

Last Wednesday marked 100 days of the Street Safety Initiative, Mayor Lurie’s executive directive on traffic safety. The Street Safety Initiative includes a range of actions for city agencies with deadlines of 100 days, 6 months, and one year and beyond. Read our take at walksf.org/100days

⏰ Get your tickets for the 4th annual SF Stair Challenge before prices go up on Friday after 11:59 PM. This year’s top-secret route explores the incredible stairways of Pacific Heights and is full of jaw-dropping views, majestic homes, and secret alleys. 🌅 Grab your tickets now ➡️ walksf.org/stairs

Our community is mourning another pedestrian life lost on our streets, this time at the intersection of Jackson and Beckett Streets. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

Thank you to all the Fillmore-Western Addition who joined the BASS collaborative for yesterday's community meeting! The Better And Safer Street (BASS) Collaborative, organized by @walksf.org, @sfbike.org, and @sftru.bsky.social, is working to advocate for improved street safety and public transit.

Think you know San Francisco? Think again – and do the SF Stair Challenge on Saturday, May 2! 👟 This year’s top-secret route is full of epic views, amazing public art, & magnificent stairs.🤩 Get your tickets before prices go up ➡️ walksf.org/stairs.

Walk San Francisco is hiring for three open positions! Help us find mission-driven folks who want to be part of a flexible, supportive team. Walk SF is currently hiring for: 🚸 Advocacy Director 🖊️ Communications Manager 🌟 Community Engagement Coordinator Learn more and apply at walksf.org/jobs

We are in West Portal supporting the family and friends of Diego, Matilde, Joaquin, and Cauê in holding a vigil tonight in remembrance of the lives cut short two years ago. This was one of the most tragic pedestrian crashes in our city's history and our hearts are forever broken.

The SF Stair Challenge connects some of San Francisco’s best stairways into one spectacular route. 🥾🤩 Grab your tickets now for the fourth annual SF Stair Challenge on Saturday, May 2 ➡️ walksf.org/stairs Every ticket purchase directly supports Walk SF’s safe streets advocacy. 🚸

The 4th annual SF Stair Challenge is coming up soon on Saturday, May 2. This one-of-a-kind challenge connects some of San Francisco’s best stairways into one epic route. 👟 🎟️ Want early-bird access and an early-bird discount? Be sure you're a current Walk SF member today ➡️ walksf.org/membership

We are heartbroken to learn that two pedestrians were hit and killed in separate crashes yesterday, March 5. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

Safe streets and reliable transit go hand-in-hand. 🤝Walk SF is proud to support the Stronger Muni for All campaign.

Thank you to the community members who came yesterday evening to remember the young child who was hit and killed by a driver at the intersection of 4th and Channel. We are holding the victim's loved ones close in our thoughts.

Please join us at 4th & Channel at 5PM today to remember the two-year-old girl who was hit and killed by a driver in the Mission Bay neighborhood 💛

We are deeply saddened to learn that a two-year-old girl was hit and killed by a driver on February 27, 2026 at the intersection of 4th & Channel Streets. Walk SF and Families for Safe Streets will hold a vigil for the victim at 4th and Channel Streets today,March 2 at 5PM. Please join if you can.

Earlier this month, we raised the alarm about the SFMTA potentially diverting $40 million in capital funding for street safety projects to fill an operations budget gap. Thank you to everyone who’s sent emails to the SFMTA Board since!

We still need volunteers on Saturday, March 7, from 5:30-8:30PM. Limited free tickets for this or next year are available for volunteers. 🎟️ Sign up to lend a hand ➡️ www.volgistics.com/appform/1508...

Happening tomorrow! ➡️ luma.com/4fhn5ts0