Streets for All and KidSafe SF Join Forces
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Two California-based advocacy groups, Streets For All and KidSafe SF, are combining their efforts to promote safer streets, reduce traffic fatalities, and expand access to sustainable transportation throughout the state.
In a move aimed at amplifying their impact, Streets For All and KidSafe SF have announced a merger. The partnership seeks to leverage the strengths of both organizations to create safer and more sustainable transportation options for all Californians.
The merger comes at a critical time, as concerns over traffic safety and the need for environmentally kind transportation solutions continue to grow. By combining resources and expertise, the newly formed entity hopes to accelerate progress in reducing traffic deaths and promoting alternatives to private vehicle use.
“…accelerate progress on reducing traffic deaths, and increase sustainable transportation options for all Californians”
Both Streets For All and KidSafe SF have a long history of advocating for policies that prioritize pedestrian and cyclist safety, as well as promoting the development of complete streets that accommodate all modes of transportation. Their shared vision for safer,more livable communities makes the merger a natural fit.
expanding Reach and Impact
The merger will allow the organizations to expand their reach and influence, working with local and state governments to implement policies that support sustainable transportation and reduce traffic fatalities. By combining their networks and resources, they will be better positioned to advocate for change and make a tangible difference in the lives of Californians.
Frequently asked Questions
- What is vision Zero?
- Vision Zero is a strategy to eliminate all traffic fatalities and severe injuries, while increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all.
- what are Complete Streets?
- Complete Streets are streets designed and operated to enable safe access for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and transit riders of all ages and abilities.
- Why is traffic calming critically important?
- Traffic calming measures reduce traffic speed and volume on streets, making them safer for pedestrians and cyclists.
- How can I get involved in advocating for safer streets?
- You can contact your local elected officials, support organizations working on traffic safety issues, and participate in community planning processes.
Sources
- Federal Highway Administration – Bicycle and Pedestrian Design
- National Association of city Transportation Officials – Mission
- world Health Organization – Road Traffic Injuries
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – roadway Safety
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – Pedestrian Safety
- Federal Highway Administration – Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Transportation Safety
