Hearing on Ped/Bike Crashes With Police Commission and Supervisors Neighborhood Services & Safety Committee

Agenda [PDF]

Hearing – Police Department Protocol for Investigating Cyclist and Pedestrian Fatalities and Serious Injuries Resulting from Traffic Collision
Sponsors: Kim; Wiener and Mar
Hearing to have the Police Department present its standard protocol for reviewing, investigating, and reporting findings of fault in the event of a cyclist or pedestrian fatality or serious injury as the result of a traffic collision.

From SFBC:

Come and share your voice at the joint hearing of the Police Commission and Neighborhood Services & Safety Committee on Thursday, January 16, 5-7PM. This special hearing only has one item on the agenda – police enforcement for people walking and biking. This is a crucial opportunity to have a hearing dedicated to this important issue.

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