Keep Crossings SAfe
Keep Crossings SAfe
Why it matters
Drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders all share our roads. They are students, grandparents and neighbors; they are our friends, family and loved ones. They are everyone who makes up our community.
You can imagine how a single crash can have lasting effects on everyone involved. Crashes are preventable. Through community engagement, shared responsibility and safety improvements, the Transportation Department aims to eliminate serious injuries and deaths on our roadways. We ask you to do your part!
Three girls cross busy Zarzamora Street at San Fernando Street.
The map highlights ten roadways with the highest concentration of serious and deadly crashes in San Antonio.
- Zarzamora Street (Fredericksburg Road → SW Military Drive)
- Marbach Road (I-10 → Flores Street) Fredericksburg Road (I-10 → Flores Street)
- Castroville Road (Highway 90 → 19th Street)
- Flores Street (I-10 → Blanco Road)
- Pleasanton Road and Moursund Boulevard (Fitch Street → 410)
- Perrin Beitel (Thousand Oaks Drive → 410)
- Blanco Road (Fredericksburg Road → North 1604)
- General McMullen Drive (Bandera Road → Highway 90)
- WW White Road (410 → SE Military Drive)
Drivers and Pedestrians, help SA see each other!
¡Conductores y peatones, ayuden a SA a verse unos de otros!
Test your street smarts by taking our quiz.
Ponga a prueba sus conocimientos sobre la calle respondiendo a nuestro cuestionario.
How we got here
2021
Transportation Department applies for Safe Streets & Roads 4 All (SS4A) grant with the U.S. Department of Transportation.
2022
USDOT awards the City of San Antonio $4.4 million to deliver safety improvements along Zarzamora Street and conduct safety campaigns along ten High Injury Network (HIN) corridors.
March 7, 2024
City Council authorizes the execution of Safe Streets & Roads 4 All (SS4A) grant with the U.S. Department of Transportation.
November 17, 2025
Transportation Department launches public awareness campaign for pedestrian, cyclist, and driver safety.