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Discover your San Francisco "Birthday Tree" with a new site linking tree planting dates to birthdays, and explore the city's green history and future.

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Discover street trees in San Francisco that were planted on the day you were born.

An analysis of the impact of San Francisco's Slow Streets program on traffic safety and emergency response times.

Our latest data analysis examines the impact of San Francisco's Slow Streets program on traffic safety and fire department emergency response times.

San Franciscans are used to a high standard when it comes to their parks. That’s about to change unless the department can scrape together funds, fast.

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An analysis of the impact of San Francisco's Slow Streets program on traffic safety and emergency response times.

A new analysis of San Francisco’s Slow Streets network shows a 61% decline in injury collisions and only a minor impact on Fire Department response times.

Since January 1st, 2024 2,617 people have been injured by motor vehicles and 15 have been killed.

Reflecting on 4 years of Bike Match and 2 years of Bay Area Traffic Monitoring

Join a passionate team of safe street advocates working to make your city safer, healthier and more equitable for everyone.

Now anyone can go online and take a look at Telraam data to see car volumes, speeds, and more

An Analysis of the Economic & Public Safety Impacts of Converting San Francisco's Great Highway into an Oceanfront Park

The city's walkers and rollers won't be the only beneficiaries of a permanent highway closure. Nearby businesses will see a spending windfall.

Since January 1st, 2024 1,320 people have been injured by motor vehicles and 8 have been killed.

Maps & Data Analyses for Safe Streets Advocacy