Five weeks after crash that killed family of four, changes are drawing attention

Following the tragic incident where a husband, his wife, and two young children were fatally struck and killed by a speeding vehicle while waiting for the bus on their way to the Zoo, the proposed pedestrian safety measures have sparked significant feedback. Concerns are growing about the swift pace of change, prompting numerous inquiries directed at city officials.
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[@theWZZA]

LOL, how quick the backlash is when their personal convenience is affected.

[@heyaisdabomb]

It's not about convenience as much as the neighborhood thriving. We all saw what banning cars did to market street. There's almost no businesses left around 7th and 8th street on market. Once they made Valencia a mess to drive on and took away parking, businesses are going out left and right. Valencia is becoming dead, it's nothing like it used to be.

[@cemeterysandwich]

No change to traffic could’ve prevented that tragedy. SFMTA is opportunistic and we’ve seen how their decisions destroy businesses like in Valencia

[@coolsteven2]

A bunch of whiners and complainers with nothing better to do. These projects need to be implemented all over the city and have already been on the books for years. Sorry that a little change makes you feel like the sky is falling down.

[@lorettanericcio-bohlman567]

Such a sad accident 💐

[@raulingaverage]

So sad they call themselves neighbors. They are not true SF community members. Pedestrian safety should be #1
"We don't have any data to support"-- a family passed away!!!

[@PapuRanksLosAngeles]

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