Noe Valley Community Forum on Traffic Issues
From The Center for Community at Noe Valley Ministry:
Can’t We All Just Get Along?
Cars, Bicycles, and Pedestrians in Noe Valley
This is an opportunity for the people of Noe Valley to get clarification on traffic laws, address misunderstandings, and talk about how we can foster a more gracious etiquette and neighborly courtesy on the streets and sidewalks of Noe Valley. Participating in the forum will be Supervisor Scott Wiener, representatives from the SFMTA Livable Streets Division and Enforcement Division, the local police department and the Bike Coalition.
Typical questions might include:
• Do cars really have to wait until the pedestrians are entirely out of the crosswalk before going through the crosswalk
• Do bikes really have to stop at a stop sign or can they just slow down?
• What is the rule for determining right-of-way at four-way stop signs?
• Can we get pedestrians to put down their cell phones while crossing the street?
And many more! Bring your own questions. This event is free to the public.
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