What does mean to you?

Freedom from driving. Independence from stress. Relief from worry about road safety. These are a few of the potential benefits of autonomous vehicles. We want to know what SF thinks. Take a few minutes to give us your thoughts.

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What makes it most difficult to get around San Francisco?

Select all that apply

Stressful commute

Too much traffic

Finding parking

Dangerous drivers

Cost of transit

Not enough bike lanes

I don't feel safe traveling on the road

Unreliable public transport

Other

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Location: Columbus & Broadway

¹ City of San Francisco, Vision Zero 2019 End of Year Traffic Fatality Report.

Columbus & Broadway

In San Francisco in 2019, the most commonly-cited primary collision factor was failure by a driver to yield right-of-way at crosswalks. ¹

¹ City of San Francisco, Vision Zero 2019 End of Year Traffic Fatality Report.

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We’re curious about how you get around. Which have you used in the last two months?

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Location: 77 The Embarcadero S

² City of San Francisco, Vision Zero 2019 End of Year Traffic Fatality Report

77 The Embarcadero S

Pedestrians are consistently the most vulnerable road users in San Francisco, accounting for over half of all traffic fatalities. ²

² City of San Francisco, Vision Zero 2019 End of Year Traffic Fatality Report

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Are there any specific experiences that made you feel unsafe on SF streets?

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Location: 698 Market St.

³ City of San Francisco, Vision Zero 2019 End of Year Traffic Fatality Report

698 Market St.

In SF, 75% of severe and fatal traffic injuries occur in just 13% of San Francisco streets. These comprise areas called the “Vision Zero High Injury Network” (VZHIN). ³

³ City of San Francisco, Vision Zero 2019 End of Year Traffic Fatality Report

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Do you know someone who lives with limited mobility?

Select all that apply

Me: I have mobility challenges.

I know someone with a disability that makes it more challenging to get around.

I know a person who is blind.

I know a person who can no longer drive because of their age.

None of the above: I don't know anyone who lives with limited mobility.

Location: Jones St.

⁴ San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS)

Jones St.

43,232 San Franciscans with a disability reported difficulty doing errands alone. ⁴

⁴ San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS)

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Almost done. Would you ride in an autonomous vehicle if given the opportunity today?

Yes

Not sure

I already have!

Location: Steiner St. (Painted Ladies)

⁵ City of San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS)

Steiner St. (Painted Ladies)

Older adults are the fastest growing age group in San Francisco. Nearly 30% of San Francisco residents will be age 60 or older by 2030. ⁵

⁵ City of San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS)

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One final question! What concerns do you have about autonomous vehicles?

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Do you have a minute for a few more questions?

I do

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