We (along with multiple organizations and advocates) are celebrating after the California State Senate passed a resolution declaring February 2022 as Speed Safety Awareness Month in California! The resolution, SR 60, encourages…

More than five years after top Los Angeles officials vowed to eliminate traffic fatalities in the city, 2021 instead marked the highest death toll on L.A. streets in nearly two decades.

Last year, 294 people were killed in collisions, according to preliminary data provided by the Los Angeles Police Department. Traffic deaths rose about 22% from 2020. By comparison, there were 379 homicides reported last year in the city of L.A…

Melinda Lynam will never forget the day when she learned that her daughter, Laura, was killed in a crash as a passenger in a car with 7 teens including the 16-year-old driver…

SAFE did not slow down this year, and our team is very proud of what we produced in 2021! Through our advocacy efforts, awareness events, media, legislative efforts, and other activities, SAFE reached over 16 million nationwide with the message of making safer streets! Our 2021 Year in Review highlights just some of our best accomplishments.

We want to give a massive shout-out to our volunteers who help us keep our doors open and all of our programming and actions going throughout the year. Now that the year is coming to a close, we want to highlight two volunteers who consistently go above and beyond what they are asked to do. Please meet Karl Eggers and Pastor Patricia Strong-Fargas. Both of them are champion volunteers that are ready to go at any time and are always looking for ways of improving their communities.

In 49 other states, drivers have the option to use driving behavior (or "telematics") to determine their monthly premium. By using a mobile app, "dongle", or other technology, drivers can choose to enroll in a program that measures their vehicle speed, distracted driving, and other on-the-road factors. The result? Read on to find out what SAFE is doing to implement this in CA.

On November 20th, 2021, Streets Are For Everyone came together with civic leaders and faith leaders in South Los Angeles to say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! It’s time to end traffic violence in L.A. and across the U.S.

We were so excited to host our first post-COVID event in Santa Clarita and return to live events with all your smiling faces!!

Donned in their Halloween best, runners and cyclists approached the starting at Valencia Heritage Park last Halloween for our Finish The Ride and Finish The Run Santa Clarita Halloween event.

As part of a grant awarded by the Southern California Association of Governments, SAFE has created a network of faith-based organizations in South L.A. that are interested in addressing traffic violence issues in their neighborhoods and empowering them to do things about it.

There will always be reckless men and women causing car crashes, but when we design our streets prioritizing safety; crashes don't need to kill people.

I genuinely don't know what to say or how even to process the numbers I'm seeing. It defies logic, yet when I talk to people in South LA, they tell me how they witnessed firsthand a surge in traffic violence and its consequences.

In addition to SAFE's sponsorship of SB 735, Speed Safety Cameras in School Zones, there are several bills on the table this legislative session that we support.

Call-to-Action: Contact Senator Gonzalez

SAFE is sponsoring Senate Bill 735, legislation that allows local governments to adopt speed safety cameras in school zones.

A Las Vegas nonprofit is introducing a new initiative to keep bicyclists safe on the roads.