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#slowspeedssavelives β€” Public Fediverse posts

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  1. "The small city of Hailey, Idaho, for instance, experienced a staggering single-year jump of 53 points, rising to a total score of 77 and technically outpacing the top-ranked large city on the list, thanks in large part to an effort to drop speed limits as low as 15 to 20 miles per hour on many of its streets.”

    #SlowSpeedsSaveLives #SlowStreets #SlowSpeeds #StreetsForAll #ActiveTransportation #cycling #biking #BikeFriendly #cities #towns

    #PeopleForBikes
    usa.streetsblog.org/2025/06/24

  2. NEW FOR 2025: California Bicycle Coalition / #CalBike quarterly β€˜SUMMIT SESSIONS’ WEBINAR SERIES
    calbike.org/events/california-

    Improving Our Communities with Slow Streets
    Wednesday, May 28 10:00 - 11:00 AM Pacific time, via Zoom (Registration required: zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3V )

    Speakers:
    Robin Pam, KidSafe SF
    Shannon Hake, San Francisco Metropolitan Transportation Agency (SFMTA)
    Justin Hu-Nguyen and Robert Prinz, @BikeEastBay

    #BikeTooter #ActiveTransport #transportation #SlowSpeedsSaveLives #SlowStreets #VisionZero

  3. California Assembly Bill 1014
    #AB1014
    #SlowSpeedsSaveLives

    Just today a woman who bikes sent me a video showing a motor vehicle as it struck her at the end of West Broadway Urban Village in Seaside. We shuddered to think how much more she’d have suffered if it were going faster.

    "So far, the bill has faced no registered opposition and has drawn support from a broad coalition, including the California Bicycle Coalition / #CalBike, Rural County Representatives of California and Streets Are For Everyone. Supervisor Chris Lopez has also shown support for the proposal.” β€”Report by KYARRA HARRIS in #MontereyHerald

    montereyherald.com/2025/04/28/

    #ActiveTransportation #TrafficSafety #PublicHealth #PublicSafety #StreetsAreForEveryone
    #BikeTooter #MontereyCounty

  4. #CaliforniaTrafficLaws #SpeedLimits
    #SlowSpeedsSaveLives
    #SanDiegoCounty

    "California Speed Trap Law requires the city to survey the prevailing speeds on classified streets every seven years in order to keep speed limits radar enforceable. The speed limits are set based on the average flow of traffic, within five miles per hour of the 85th percentile speed. According to the memo from the city traffic engineers, the results of the study indicated the posted speed limit must be raised….The logic of the law was hard for the board to understand, as the majority believed speed limits should be based on safety, not how fast people are driving.”

    sandiegouniontribune.com/2025/