Through Vision Zero SF we commit to working together to prioritize street safety and eliminate traffic deaths in San Francisco. VISION ZERO UPDATE

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1 1 Through Vision Zero SF we commit to working together to prioritize street safety and eliminate traffic deaths in San Francisco. VISION ZERO UPDATE December 6, 2018 MTA Citizen Advisory Council

2 2 OVERVIEW What is Vision Zero? How are we Doing? Traffic Fatalities through October 2018 Safe Streets Safe People 2019 Action Strategy

3 3 WHAT IS VISION ZERO? Vision Zero SF is the City s road safety policy that will build safety and livability into our streets, protecting the one million people who move about the City every day.

4 4 Transportation Authority Vision Zero Committee Community & City Vision Zero Task Force San Francisco Vision Zero Data Systems Legislative Agenda Safe Streets Safe People Safe Vehicles Engineering complete streets projects Traffic calming in neighborhoods Educating and raising awareness about street safety Enforcing traffic laws Using technology to ensure a safe system

5 Monthly # Traffic Fatalities Cumulative (Yearly) Total VISION ZERO TRAFFIC FATALITIES Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 2014 Monthly Count Monthly Count Monthly Count Monthly Count Monthly Count Cumulative Total Cumulative Total Cumulative Total Cumulative Total Cumulative Total

6 6 TOTAL SEVERE INJURY COUNTS BY YEAR ZSFGH Severe SFPD Severe ZSFGH Critical First data after SF EMSA retriage guidelines 471 First data after SFPD memo on counting head injuries as serious released

7 7 VISION ZERO SF SEVERE INJURY TRENDS People walking comprise approximately one-third of severe and 30-40% of critical injuries in recent years ( ) People in motor vehicles comprise a growing proportion of severe and critical injuries treated at ZSFG in recent years, making up 33% of severe injuries and 30% of critical injuries in 2017 People biking and people on motorcycles comprise similar proportions of severe and critical injuries in recent years ( ), each of approximately 20% -- a notably higher burden of injury relative to the proportion of trips they represent on SF streets.

8 Safe Streets 8

9 9 Masonic Boulevard JFK Drive- Golden Gate Park

10 10 Polk Street 10

11 Approved by SFMTA Board, Fall 2018: 6 th St. Taylor Street 11 Howard Street Near-Term Lower Great Highway Near-Term Alemany Maze Townsend

12 Safe People 12

13 CAMPAIGN: KILL WITH KINDNESS 13

14 SAFER INTERSECTIONS (LEFT TURN COLLISIONS) 14

15 STREET TEAM OUTREACH 15

16 Action Strategy 16

17 UPDATING THE ACTION STRATEGY What is Vision Zero? 2017 Defining a Safe Systems Approach 2019 A Policy Platform of Bold Ideas to Achieve Vision Zero

18 PROCESS TO DATE Bold Ideas Workshop - develop and build support for high impact, long term initiatives 18 Community Workshop prioritize current actions & develop new ideas Community Coffee Chats & Tea Talks - prioritize current actions & develop new ideas City Workshops review and develop S-M-A-R-T actions Continued iterative development of actions, metrics and policy platforms

19 19 STRATEGIC ACTIONS Delivery timelines & HIN improvements Curb management Signal upgrades Better accessibility Lower speed limits Culturally competent outreach Pricing Safe Routes Programs High visibility enforcement Driver safety education Culturally competent engagement Street teams Left-turn collisions campaign Autonomous Vehicles Policy City fleet telematics data Emerging Mobility permits & evaluations TNC Safety Data Systems

20 ZERO NEEDS MORE 20

21 21 KEY SYNERGIES Active Transportation More people walking and biking for health outcomes Climate Action Greenhouse gas and emission reduction is tied to sustainable transportation choices MuniForward- Make our transit system the best choice to get around

22 Thank you! 22