San Jose wants to curb spike in homeless traffic deaths - San José Spotlight
A five-year data analysis conducted by a San Jose traffic safety program shows a sharp increase in homeless traffic fatalities from 2018 to 2022.| San José Spotlight
A five-year data analysis conducted by a San Jose traffic safety program shows a sharp increase in homeless traffic fatalities from 2018 to 2022.| San José Spotlight
San Jose is getting millions in federal dollars through a grant to make some of the city's most dangerous roads safer.| San José Spotlight
One of San Jose’s most dangerous roads is gearing up for a major upgrade as the city prepares a plan to improve safety and traffic flow.| San José Spotlight
San Jose’s streets have become increasingly dangerous, with traffic fatalities reaching near record levels in 2021. This year is on track to beat it.| San José Spotlight
San Jose tops the list of Silicon Valley cities with the most bicycle crashes, injuries and deaths, which is nothing to brag about. The city ranks the worst in bike safety, tallying 2,803 bike crashes last year, resulting in 38 deaths and 2,752 injuries.| San José Spotlight
A San Jose task force aimed at finding ways to eliminate traffic deaths is folding at the end of the year — and while road safety improvements have been made, the city still has work to do in reducing fatalities.| San José Spotlight
