In Seattle, we’ve recently been reminded that wrong way drivers are a rare, but extremely injurious peril on our roads.
In the public mind, taxis represent congestion, reckless driving and annoyance. But in reality, a large taxi system is one of the most important ways to make the roads safer and a city greener.
Sea currents act like a conveyor belt, depositing trash on a remote stretch of sand in an ecologically rich region of coral reef and mangrove forests. Locals can only pick up the pieces, bit by bit.
I think one of the big pluses of the 15th street bike corridor in DC is that it sort of cordones off an area where cyclists feel safe and where cars don’t feel like they are competing for space.
Each new iteration of the smart phone increases our connectivity with our digital lives and selves.
Though the amount of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan is an ever-decreasing number, the effects of a decade of war will continue to haunt America.
The last couple years have seen some incredible super-luxury condos popping up in the market, and several cities have had records smashed with sales from these high priced new units. Here's a few particularly noteworthy entries from across the globe.
This is our very first episode of “Word on the Streets” an interactive web video series hosted on the Vokle platform. Word on the Streets will spotlight major issues and experts in street safety issues.
Impact Teen Drivers is everywhere. Preaching the importance of eliminating distracted driving online, in video and print, in the halls of power and in the halls of our local schools.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is seeking to broaden the ban on cell phone usage by drivers after a new study entitled “National Phone Survey on Distracted Driving Attitudes and Behaviors” just released reveals some fairly disturbing facts about driv …
San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener is one of the most outspoken street safety advocates in the city government and Mayor Ed Lee’s appointee to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (a four year term).
Walk San Francisco is one of our favorite organizations at GJEL. In fact, this winter we’re contributing to a $5,000 match for their end of year donation drive (donate now!).
TransFormCA is one of the leading voices in transportation reform in the Bay Area. Based in Alameda county, TransForm operates on a number of levels, both in the community as leaders of the Safe Walks to School movement, and through advocacy work in the local halls of power.
For decades, Mothers Against Drunk Driving has provided a voice for the families and victims of drunk driving.
Each year, GJEL serves hundreds of clients who have been injured in roadway accidents around California. Our attorneys work hard to help them repair their bodies and lives, but can only do so much after the fact.
In the last three years, bikeshare programs have exploded in cities like Minneapolis, Washington, D.C. and Boston, and New York City and San Francisco are poised to add major programs of their own.
By now I’m sure you’ve heard all about the horrifying scandal involving Jerry Sandusky and the Penn State Football program.
Here’s a revolutionary idea: what if walking on the street was safer than walking on the sidewalk?
This incredible map was put together by The Guardian and ITO using data from the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration. In the US, 369,629 passengers, drivers, pedestrians and cyclists died on the road between 2001-2009.
Halloween is one of the most exciting holidays of the year, a night full of frights and fun. But the sheer number of people in the streets, often in costume, also makes it the most deadly nights of the year for young pedestrians.
Last spring, a “Healthy Kids Survey” was given to Piedmont and Millennium high school students.
California’s cycling community is a boisterous and active group. But it took a blow last week when Governor Brown vetoed SB 910, a bicycle safety bill that would have required passing motorists to give cyclists three feet of space.
To cut down on San Francisco’s troubling rising numbers of pedestrian and bicycle accidents, the SFPD has implemented a traffic safety campaign.
Getting hit by a car while walking or riding your bicycle is an awful thought.
You may have seen the video of a mall shopper falling into a fountain while writing a text message on her cell phone.
In Seattle, we’ve recently been reminded that wrong way drivers are a rare, but extremely injurious peril on our roads.
In the public mind, taxis represent congestion, reckless driving and annoyance. But in reality, a large taxi system is one of the most important ways to make the roads safer and a city greener.
Each new iteration of the smart phone increases our connectivity with our digital lives and selves.
Though the amount of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan is an ever-decreasing number, the effects of a decade of war will continue to haunt America.
The last couple years have seen some incredible super-luxury condos popping up in the market, and several cities have had records smashed with sales from these high priced new units. Here's a few particularly noteworthy entries from across the globe.
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