DC Families for Safe Streets, in close partnership with Virginia Tech Professor Ryan Calder, sent a letter on May 8,… Read more Letter to urge action needed on reckless driving
Category: News
WaPo Highlights Failures in Vision Zero Enforcement
Luz Lazo’s and Emily Davies’ reporting about DC’s failure to address drivers who have been repeatedly caught driving recklessly featured… Read more WaPo Highlights Failures in Vision Zero Enforcement
May 2023 events
Advocacy Opportunity: Letter on Reckless Driving Members from DC-FSS worked with Virginia Tech Professor Ryan Calder on a letter to… Read more May 2023 events
April 2023 events
ADVOCACY OPPORTUNITY: Take action to reverse the Mayor’s transportation cuts The Mayor’s FY24 proposed budget wants to remove the only dedicated funding… Read more April 2023 events
DC Auditor’s Report on Vision Zero
The Office of District of Columbia Auditor released its report on March 16, 2023, on the city’s Vision Zero initiative,… Read more DC Auditor’s Report on Vision Zero
DC-FSS Members Testify at DDOT Performance Oversight Hearing
On February 27, 2023, DC-FSS members testified at the DDOT Performance Oversight Hearing held by the DC Council’s Committee on… Read more DC-FSS Members Testify at DDOT Performance Oversight Hearing
March 2023 events
FSS Cross-Country Support Community Meeting: Honoring our loved ones and acknowledging our injuries Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 7pm eastern There… Read more March 2023 events
February 2023 events & advocacy opportunity
GWU Hospital: Virtual Trauma Survivors Group Thursday, February TBA, 2023 from 6:30pm to 8pm via Zoom This virtual meeting hosted by… Read more February 2023 events & advocacy opportunity
January 2023 events
This post was updated on Jan 23 to include the date for the next DC-FSS monthly meeting. The below events… Read more January 2023 events
February 2022 events and advocacy opportunities
Update on national-level happenings: On January 27, 2022, the U.S. Department of Transportation released the National Roadway Safety Strategy, which… Read more February 2022 events and advocacy opportunities