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As residents of San Luis Obispo County, we are privileged to live in a vibrant coastal region with dynamic roads and highways connecting us to work, school, friends, and our favorite places. But we must remember that our streets are shared public spaces meant to be safe for everyone—motorists, pedestrians, cyclists, and all others.
Every year, people are killed on our streets in crashes that are preventable. The numbers are real. So are the people.
Our mantra is simple: Death and serious injury should never be a cost of simply getting around our region. Everyone should get home safely.
To support our work, educate your neighbors, and make your voice heard, consider purchasing lawn signs.
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Signs are N" x N", made of corrugated plastic, weatherproof, and on a metal base to easily place in any yard. Make a donation and get your lawn signs today.
Avila Beach, California
OUR VALUES
Safety First: We advocate for the safety of all road users. We believe in the importance of following speed limits and traffic rules to prevent collisions and save lives.
Respect: We promote respect for all road users, including drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, public transportation riders, and all other users.
Responsibility: We encourage every resident to take individual responsibility for making our roads safer.
Community: We are committed to fostering a sense of community among San Luis Obispo County residents, uniting us all in the cause of road safety.
Inclusivity: We believe everyone has a right to safe transportation, regardless of their mode of travel.
OUR GOALS
Advocate for policy changes that prioritize road safety today, not in years.
Encourage individuals and organizations to pledge their commitment to safe driving habits.
Raise public awareness about the importance of road safety.
Downtown San Luis Obispo, California
To learn more, contact us at SlowDownSanLuisObispo@gmail.com.
Live or know someone that lives in Sacramento or San Francisco? Check out our sister organizations SlowDownSacramento.org and SlowDownSF.org.
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