Traffic-Calming Measures Near S.F. School Deemed Successful

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A newly installed raised crosswalk on Adair Street. Photo courtesy of San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.

By Laura Wenus, Mission Local

A study of traffic data around Marshall Elementary declared the city’s first “home zone,” established there in 2014 to calm traffic, a resounding success.

“This home zone project is a fantastic example of what can be achieved when streets are designed to be family-friendly. Not only was the most dangerous driving behavior addressed — speed — but walking, wheelchair rolling and bicycling to school skyrocketed,” said Nicole Ferrara, executive director of Walk San Francisco in a statement issued by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. 

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