and we have presentations by megan wier, san francisco department of public health, director, program on health, equity and sustainability and vision zero co-chair and the or speaker is patrick golier, san francisco municipal transportation agency, senior transportation planner. welcome. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for the opportunity to be here today. >> you have the right presentation in front of you? >> looks like i do. thank you. so as you might remember, i was here i believe toward the end of november to give an overview on vision zero and i'm excited to be here today to share the analysis we've been able to conduct on people with disabilities and injury to help inform the vision zero initiative. this it is the first time we're presenting this data publicly, so really excited to be here today to share what we're learning. and also patrick golier from mta will be sharing the work. mta will be advancing to help improve transportation. >> would it be possible for you to get closer to the microphone? >> better? great. i'm megan wier, i co-chair our city vision zero efforts a

i'm megan wier, i co-chair our city vision zero efforts and i'm the lead on the work for data and evaluation. thank you. vision zero is the city's commitment to safer streets, eliminating traffic dust and eliminating severe injuries. 2017 was our lowest year for traffic deaths in our recorded history of over 100 years, but we know we have a lot more work to do and that's why i'm here today. and core principles of vision zero is preventing severe and fatal injuries, saving lives and addressing equity, ensuring that vision zero benefits all people. we're working to create safe streets, safe people and vehicles and fundamental to vision zero is addressing speed which because there is a leading predictor of whether someone survives a traffic crash. we work to define what inequities and severe and fatal injuries mean, injury outcomes that result from unfair differences in social, economic and political conditions. and people with disabilities are among the communities that we're addressing for particular risk of experiencing injuries inequity. as i mentioned last time, we currently have a safe st