Streets For All

@streetsforall

Building a transportation revolution in California. This account is being used for campaign purposes by Streets for All PAC (FPPC ID# 1425041)

Los Angeles, CA streetsforall.org Joined April 2010

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Streets For All @streetsforall 6d

Thank you Mayor-elect @nithyavraman — we can’t wait to work alongside you to make LA streets safer for people walking / biking / using transit, and finally implement Measure HLA!

Ps. Let’s get Forest Lawn in the ground

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Streets For All @streetsforall 37m

We're investing billions to extend the D Line under Wilshire - but we're not investing the millions needed to make it easy to get to/from the stations outside of a car.

LA and Beverly Hills should fix this, and build safe bike lanes and pedestrian crossings to the new stations!

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Streets For All @streetsforall 20h

Its founder and chief executive officer, Michael Schneider, said Raman’s victory further solidifies the sense that Angelenos want to see their built environment improve.

“It's a mainstream moment for safe streets advocacy,” @schneider said.

laist.com/news/transport…

laist.com Raman’s win triggers surge of optimism among advocates of transit and safer streets in LA Raman’s successful campaign hinged on a policy platform that centers basic city services, like improving sidewalks and fixing potholes.

Streets For All @streetsforall 1d

Around the world, when we close streets to cars and open them to people, people show up.

Politics UK Verified account @PolitlcsUK 1d

🚨 NEW: Oxford Street has seen a 28% spending increase since it was pedestrianised two weeks ago

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Streets For All @streetsforall 2d

"“He is a cyclist. He just wants to not die riding the streets in L.A.,” said Michael Schneider, who runs Streets for All, a transportation advocacy group that ran one of the independent expenditure groups that Sosnick funded."

latimes.com/california/sto…

www.latimes.com Inside Nithya Raman's improbable campaign for L.A. mayor How a campaign that started on the last day possible, and in the candidate's backyard, was able to oust an incumbent mayor who had most of L.A.'s political establishment behind her.