World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in 2021

Today we stand in solidarity with the victims of road traffic & their families. We must do more to make San Francisco streets safer for pedestrians & cyclists. We’re working hard at the state & local levels to support a safer & more sustainable transportation system. https://t.co/MAfRSZtonl

— Senator Scott Wiener (@Scott_Wiener) November 21, 2021

Today is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. This evening we remembered our neighbors who were struck and killed by cars. Road rage is getting worse and we must install more cameras and infrastructure to protect pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers. https://t.co/mKPL1118FI

— Evan Glass (@EvanMGlass) November 22, 2021

A solemn evening joining families who’ve lost loved ones on our roads as part of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Too many lives cut far too short on outdated #dangerousbydesign roads. We have so much work to do to prevent these preventable tragedies. #WDoR2021 https://t.co/CL86aQnNuV

— Councilmember Andrew Friedson (@Andrew_Friedson) November 22, 2021

This year I’m remembering my colleague and friend Kavika @dkvollmar on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. We can and need to do better. #VisionZero #WDoR2021 https://t.co/Em6kVp1zLO

— Brent Halsey (@bhalsey) November 21, 2021

As the @SafeStreetsJC / @bikejc gathering to remember road traffic victims ended there were two people walking their bikes and groceries along Baldwin across 139. Made it halfway before getting stuck where a protected median should exist. https://t.co/c00b7F823g

— rob (@robhisme) November 22, 2021

The data we work with is much more than numbers. It’s people. Today is #WDoR for road traffic victims and our team is taking a moment to acknowledge the millions around the world who have been killed and seriously injured in accidents throughout the year. https://t.co/8lEpHaKvYU

— mySidewalk (@mysidewalkHQ) November 21, 2021

Good morning. World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is tme, Sun 11/26. Visit the Remembrance Wall at Union Station anytime before Sun 11/26 5pm to add your tributes and hopes for our future. #WDOR2021 🧵 (1/??) https://t.co/OlcocwWr4y

— DC Families for Safe Streets (@SafeStreetsDC) November 20, 2021