Leaders in the campaign for safer San Diego streets.
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Better street design
Getting San Diego to adopt and use national standards for Complete Streets that better protect the most vulnerable users of our roads.
Separated lanes
Pushing the City of San Diego to build more separated lanes so people aged 8-80 feel comfortable riding our streets — whether bike, scooter, powered chair, skateboard, or whatever they roll with.
Lower road speeds
Together we advocate for lower speed limits on San Diego streets, a proven strategy for lowering injury rates and saving lives.
Finishing the network
Grassroots pressure to get long-stalled SANDAG bike lane projects back on track and completed.
Educating leaders
Speaking out in community forums and bringing more voices to the table in favor of more space for small transport like bikes and scooters
Bringing us together
Gathering the natural alliance of street users: the disabled, elderly, cyclists, scooter users, walker, the economically disenfranchised, and transit riders to create healthier and safer spaces for all of us.
We want you involved.
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Voices
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