A world champion cyclist was struck and killed by the driver of a vehicle in San Francisco’s Presidio earlier this week.
The bicycle coalition said that because the collision happened on federal property,"We are reaching out to the Presidio's governing body to demand that immediate action be taken to protect the many people who ride bicycles in the park, including on this stretch of Arguello."
The city has set a goal of zero traffic deaths by 2024, but Wong says with 37 traffic deaths reported last year, more will need to be done to reach that goal. "My heart goes out to Mr. Boyes' family and loved ones," Chan said."No one should suffer or die from traffic violence."
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