Walk San Francisco

Walk San Francisco has decided that we will no longer post on or engage through our X (aka Twitter) profile. We hope you will continue to engage with Walk SF on our other social channels, through our newsletter, and at our in-person events. Find us on Instagram @walksf or Bluesky @walksf.org. Thank you for being part of our community.

What Walk SF can do depends on YOU. 💗 Donate before midnight at walksf.org today to help a small nonprofit win big things for safer streets in 2026.

If you believe we deserve to be safe as pedestrians, give now at walksf.org. Donate before December 31 to send us into 2026 ready to win!

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.

Send a quick email of thanks to Mayor @daniellurie now for his executive directive on traffic safety. ➡️ walksf.org/thankyoumayorl… 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. #SFStreetSafetyInitiative

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.

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 @livablecity @UnionSquareSF

Public transit and safe, walkable cities go hand-in-hand. But you’ve heard the headlines: Muni faces a fiscal crisis unlike any we’ve seen. Join the Muni Now, Muni Forever coalition (which Walk SF is part of) for a rally tomorrow at 12PM on the steps of City Hall to show Mayor Lurie we need a ballot measure that will fairly fund and improve Muni. 🔗 luma.com/t74ror5t @sftru

Street fairs are the perfect place to grab holiday gifts for loved ones (or yourself!) 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 the full list at walksf.org/holidaywalks

We are so excited that lifesaving speed cameras will soon be not just here in San Francisco, 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. kqed.org/news/12065601/…

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.

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 for public comment at luma.com/hdp3chzn. The board item will be heard no earlier than 4pm. Plan to arrive around then if you can make it for comment.

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 and our members showed up at key agency commission meetings this fall. During public comment, we urged commissioners to hold their departments accountable for the actions outlined in the Street Safety Act, with powerful results. 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.

Edit: 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