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San Francisco, California · San Francisco

‘Out of Control’: Tens of Thousands Caught Speeding in First Month of SF Camera Rollout - Local News Matters

RECENTLY INSTALLED SPEED CAMERAS throughout San Francisco are capturing an average of more than one thousand speeding drivers each day, according to data released by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.SFMTA began its speed camera pilot program in April, with cameras set up so far at 21 locations across the city. For now, drivers caught traveling more than 10 mph over the speed limit are only being issued warnings. SFMTA released d…See the Story

Security · San Francisco

San Francisco Pedestrian Advocates Push for New Traffic Safety Plan From Mayor - The Voice of San Francisco

Since failing last year to reach a goal of achieving zero traffic fatalities in San Francisco, advocates for pedestrian safety are demanding that city officials adopt a new plan with a renewed commitment to street safety. So far this year, there have been six pedestrians killed in traffic crashes this year, including most recently a 47-year-old who was killed in a hit-and-run crash at Bayshore Boulevard and Jerrold Avenue. Five of the six people…See the Story

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