This map shows where 306 people have been killed by someone recklessly driving a motor vehicle in San Francisco since the city instituted its 'Vision Zero' program in 2014. Wherever possible, we also share information about the victim, the circumstances of the crash and political response (or lack thereof). This map humanizes the tragic loss of life we continue to experience on San Francisco's streets and starts to hold accountable the politicians who refuse to address this public health crisis. A driver crashes their car and hits someone in San Francisco, on average, every four hours. That's six times a day, every single day. Since 2014, San Francisco has lost someone to traffic violence roughly every 13 days. Enough is enough. Please support our work.