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These maps are in various stages of being designed and built. Your financial support buys us time to find the data they require, analyze it, design a map and write a detailed analysis. You can also add your name to any of our maps that have already launched by clicking the heart icon on the map or make a general donation here.

90%
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San Francisco, CA
Fire Department Response Times
The San Francisco Fire Department have long been obstructionists in our fight for safer streets, claiming that any street modifications that discourage private vehicle access will also inadvertently affect their response times. This analysis will scrutinize SFFD's response times to over 3.1 million 911 calls, specifically to San Francisco's Slow Streets and other areas that have recently received infrastructure upgrades to protect vulnerable road users from traffic violence.
$3,155 pledged of $3,500 goal
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San Francisco, CA
Safety Infrastructure
San Francisco has approximately 1,000 miles of roadway that is under the jurisdiction of SFMTA and the Department of Public Works. A tiny sliver of that has infrastructure that protects people from cars. This map will show exactly where every protected bike lane, slow street and car free space is in San Francisco as well as their total mileage across the city and within each supervisor district.
$0 pledged of $1,000 goal
65%
funded!
Oakland, CA
Car Ownership By Census Tract
This map will show where cars live in Oakland, California broken out by census tract and will help us understand car ownership in relationship to household income. It will also identify which modes of transportation Oakland residents use to commute to work.
$325 pledged of $500 goal
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Jersey City, NJ
Car Ownership By Census Tract
This map will show where cars live in Jersey City, NJ broken out by census tract and will help us understand car ownership in relationship to household income. It will also identify which modes of transportation Jersey City residents use to commute to work.
$0 pledged of $500 goal
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Denver, CO
Car Ownership By Census Tract
This map will show where cars live in Denver, Colorado broken out by census tract and will help us understand car ownership in relationship to household income. It will also identify which modes of transportation Denver residents use to commute to work.
$0 pledged of $500 goal
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Boston, MA
Car Ownership By Census Tract
This map will show where cars live in Boston, Massachusetts broken out by census tract and will help us understand car ownership in relationship to household income. It will also identify which modes of transportation Boston residents use to commute to work.
$0 pledged of $500 goal
100%
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Berkeley, CA
Car Ownership By Census Tract
This map will show where cars live in Berkeley, California broken out by census tract and will help us understand car ownership in relationship to household income. It will also identify which modes of transportation Berkeley residents use to commute to work.
$500 pledged of $500 goal