. >> kevin stall and nicole schneider a madeline. >> good afternoon. i'm kevin i'm a pedestrian safety organizer at the city collaborative i work with tenants who live in the tenderloin in signal hotels and they're one of the most vulnerable people in the city they're seniors and disabled and low income and people that have families because of that they're in this part of the city they're having the most dangerous intersections and corridors with the highest collisions and fatalities because of this we support the day lighting project to remove the parking spaces around the corner so the visibility of vehicles coming into the intersection will be able to see the people cross the street and the pedestrians can keep eye contract with the vehicles because the removal of parking is i mean, i'm not against parking but a precious human life can't be replaced we totally support the work you are doing and make sure that zero fatalities in 10 years. >> colleagues your supporting him thank you very much. >> nicole schneider. >> others. >> good afternoon again bo

. >> reporter: nicole schneider is with walk san francisco, a pedestrian advocacy group. she says the crosswalk business priscilla was in is along one of the city's more dangerous streets. >> for the first time umbrella vision zero to eliminate traffic fatalities in ten years, the city is working on a strategy. >> reporter: there are flashing ground lights along the crosswalk. but crash signals are coming. >> we're in the process of getting approvals by various city agencies and commissions. once that's approved it should be in by the middle of 2015. >> i made a call yesterday to expedite the pedestrian crosswalk signal for polk street where the fatalities happened. >> reporter: mayor lee offered condolences and released a statement saying, in part, this incident is tragic and reminds us that we all have a shared responsibility to protect and care for one another on our busy streets. this incident will be thoroughly investigated." >> we have a walkable city. but it needs to be safe for people. >> reporter: supervisor kim said she would like to see a signal here asap, at l

. >> reporter: nicole schneider is with walk san francisco, pushing for paid 7 day. she says the area where city worker priscilla moreta was crossing yesterday when she was hit by a cable car-style tour bass is along one of the more dangerous streets in san francisco. >> for the first time under the umbrella of vision zero, which is a goal to eliminate traffic fatalities in ten years, the city is working on a strategy. >> reporter: paul rose is with sfnpa and says the traffic signals didn't work at that crosswalk. >> we're in the process of getting approvals by city agencies and commissions and once that's approved it should be in by the middle of 2015. >> i made a call yesterday to expedite the pedestrian crosswalk signal for polk street exactly where the fatality has happened. >> reporter: mayor lee offered condolences and in a statement said, "this incident is tragic and also reminds us that we all have a shared responsibility to protect one another on our busy streets. this incident will be thoroughly investigated." >> i believe this year the city has been showin