We may not have snow, but San Francisco can still really sparkle at this time of year. Check out our blog for decorated houses that will dazzle you with their lights, abominable snowmen, and more at walksf.org/holidaylights.

YOU make Walk SF’s work on behalf of pedestrians possible. Give now at walksf.org. YOU are how we can win the solutions to so we’re safe, every day & everywhere in #SanFrancisco.

Send a quick email of thanks to Mayor Lurie now for his executive directive on traffic safety ➡️ walksf.org/thankyoumayorlurie Help show him that WE AGREE: safety is non-negotiable on our streets! We all deserve to be safe getting around our city, especially kids & seniors.

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

Humans are fragile. And our streets are too dangerous, too often. You can help change this. Make your year-end gift to Walk SF today ➡️ walksf.org/donate

Even more opportunities to enjoy car-free spaces this holiday season are coming up soon! These street fairs are the perfect place to grab holiday gifts for loved ones, explore new parts of the city, and be in community. Get the full details at walksf.org/holidaywalks

Public transit and safe, walkable cities go hand-in-hand. But Muni is facing a fiscal crisis unlike any we’ve seen. Join the Muni Now, Muni Forever coalition tomorrow @ 12 PM at City Hall to show the Mayor we need a ballot measure that will fairly fund and improve Muni. 🔗 https://luma.com/t74ror5t

Street fairs are the perfect place to grab holiday gifts for loved ones and support small businesses, plus explore a new part of the city and be in community. So, bundle up and get out there to enjoy car-free spaces with live music, crafts, and more! See more at walksf.org/holidaywalks

We are so excited that lifesaving speed cameras will soon be not just here in SF, but also in Oakland! (6 California cities currently have legal authority to pilot speed cameras) Let's get the momentum going to bring this proven & powerful solution across California. www.kqed.org/news/1206560...

We are grieving another senseless death on our streets, this time at the intersection of Mason Street and Broadway. You can read our statement at walksf.org/releases.

😱The clock is ticking on Mike & Nancy’s offer to double every gift to Walk SF! Go to walksf.org/donate now to step up for safe streets before midnight. Don’t miss this chance to 2x your support of safe streets in the city you ❤️. #GivingTuesday

We’re halfway to unlocking the full $15,000 match offer from Mike & Nancy! Help us get all the way there by donating now at walksf.org/donate. You can give Walk SF the funds needed to win more for safe streets in 2026! #GivingTuesday

INCREDIBLE NEWS: Walk SF co-founder Mike Smith and his wife Nancy Botkin are matching every donation TODAY ONLY for #GivingTuesday! 🎊 If you 💗SF & safe streets, donate now at walksf.org/donate#GivingTuesday

The SFMTA Board will be hearing an informational item about the ongoing operation of commercial passenger vehicles on Market St. ​Join the Keep Market Street Moving Alliance to make public comment at the meeting and ask for a safer, faster Market Street. ​RSVP at luma.com/hdp3chzn.

An average of three people are hit while walking in SF every day. The vast majority of these crashes happen in the intersection. Walk San Francisco's ‘I 🩷Safe Intersections’ campaign aims to win the solutions needed to keep us all safe in the intersection. Support our work now at walksf.org/donate

Speed humps, tables, and cushions are one of the most effective ways to keep drivers at safe speeds. As part of its Residential Traffic Calming Program, the SFMTA just started installing these at 141 locations. Get the scoop on more speed humps at walksf.org/speedhumps

The new Street Safety Act includes a suite of important actions for City agencies to take. That’s why Walk SF members showed up at key agency meetings: to urge commissioners to hold departments accountable for the actions outlined in the Street Safety Act. What happened ➡️ walksf.org/commissions

Walking in San Francisco should be joyful and safe, not stressful. Walk San Francisco works every single day to make this vision a reality. If you want to see more safe street wins, support Walk SF with a donation today at walksf.org/donate.

Correction: The walk audit will begin at 9:30 AM, not 10:00 AM.

Calling anyone who lives or works in the Fillmore 📢📢 Join us this Friday, November 21, at 10:00 AM to discuss how your neighborhood can be safer for pedestrians. 🚸 ➡️ RSVP now at walksf.org/nov21walk. 🍩s & ☕ will be provided #VisionZeroSF

Speak out in support of car-free Hayes at tomorrow's SFMTA Board meeting 📢

Since the Mayor decided to allow Waymo, Lyft, and Uber to drive on Market Street, we've seen an increase in all kinds of private vehicles. This has slowed Muni and made the corridor less safe for people walking, rolling, and biking.

Thank you to everyone who came to this year's World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Together, our presence shined a needed light on these tragedies and the urgent need for change.💛 #WDoR2025

Since the City first committed to #VisionZeroSF in 2014, 348 people have been killed & more than 5,000 severely injured in traffic crashes in SF. There is so much work to be done. But there ARE solutions – and we are counting on our leaders to make safety the priority on our streets. #WDoR2025

Too many lives have been cut short. Too many loved ones left behind. 💛 We show up with our collective grief and anger – and demand change. #WDoR2025 #VisionZeroSF #StreetSafetyActSF

Supervisor @myrnamelgard7.bsky.social is a true champion for traffic safety. She authored the #StreetSafetyActSF this year: a blueprint for how San Francisco can accelerate progress to end severe & fatal traffic crashes. #VisionZeroSF

We’re grateful to the City leaders here tonight, showing up for victims and loved ones, and standing up for safe streets. 💛 #WDoR2025

“We shine a light to honor and remember – but also to light the way.” - Jenny Yu, co-founder of the Bay Area chapter of Families for Safe Streets #WDoR2025

We are setting up for this evening’s World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims with San Francisco Bay Area Families for Safe Streets. Please join us at 5:00 PM today at City Hall to stand, remember, and ACT. #WDoR2025

Rain or shine, we will stand with victims this Sunday at 5PM on the steps of City Hall at #WDoR2025 Showing up in solidarity at this event is deeply meaningful to victims. With many City leaders in attendance, your presence also shows that we demand change. Please come if you can ➡️ walksf.org/wdr

Rain or shine, we will stand in solidarity with victims — and stand for change — this Sunday at 5:00PM on the steps of City Hall at #WDoR2025. Whether or not you have been directly affected by a crash, please join us. Learn more & RSVP at walksf.org/wdr

Jenny Yu, whose mom was hit by a speeding driver in San Francisco, represents one of the countless people affected by traffic crashes in our city and beyond.

#WDoR2025 is this Sunday, November 16, from 5:00-6:00PM on the steps of San Francisco City Hall. World Day of Remembrance is a space to show solidarity with those who have been directly affected by traffic crashes – and demand more to end these preventable tragedies. RSVP now at walksf.org/wdr.

This Wednesday: Help us paint shoes for a temporary memorial to be displayed at this year's #WDoR2025. We will be located at Walk SF’s Mission District office. Sign up now at walksf.org/volunteer

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. ⬇️