Three dead, hundreds hurt. Blood stains 34th Avenue. Politicians talk, but one missed the vote to protect kids. Call Mamdani. Call your council member. Demand real safety on streets where bodies pay the price for delay.

Three dead, ten maimed. Cars mow down children and elders while Berger skips votes and hides from blame. Streets bleed. Call Berger. Demand action before another life is lost to empty promises and steel.

Twelve dead in three years. Hundreds hurt. Willow Hall waited six months for justice. Harlem’s streets stay deadly while leaders dawdle. Call Eddie Gibbs. Demand change before your neighbor becomes the next number.

Blood stains Bartow Avenue. One woman dead, seven hurt, hundreds injured this year. Benedetto talks safety but lets deadly speeds stand. Call him. Demand real change before more neighbors die on these broken Bronx streets.

Nine dead, 1,500 hurt. Children limp, old men don’t make it home. Drivers flee. Streets don’t change. Alvarez signs bills, but the blood keeps coming. Call him. Tell him: pass real laws, fix the streets, stop the dying.

Four dead on Bay Street. Seventeen since 2022. Politicians stall while bodies pile up. No arrests, no answers—just grief and silence. Call your Assembly Member. Demand action before more neighbors die.

Nine killed. Hundreds wounded. Assembly Member Hermelyn talks safety, but blocks real change. Bedford bleeds while City Hall stalls. Call her office. Tell her: no more deaths, no more delays. Make your street safe, before it’s your child next.

Nearly 500 hurt, children and elders among them. Drivers flee, the injured limp home, and the street stays dangerous. Assembly 72 bleeds. Call De Los Santos—demand a 20 mph limit and streets built for people, not cars.

Nine dead. Fourteen maimed. A father killed before his son. Lester Chang blocks safety laws and lets the blood flow on New Utrecht. Call him. Demand action before another chair sits empty.

Fourteen dead in three years. Eichenstein voted to keep cameras off and speed limits high. Victims walk. Drivers drive on. Call him. Demand he protect lives, not cars.

Ten dead in two years. Elders and cyclists crushed under tires. Assembly Member Brook-Krasny votes no on safety, yes on more cars. Call him. Demand streets where kids survive the walk home. Before another name goes on the list.

Five dead, hundreds hurt. Hit-and-runs, silent streets. Leaders talk, the blood stays. Don’t wait for another body—call your electeds, demand 20 mph and real protection. Policy kills. Force them to change it.

Seven dead, twenty-six shattered lives. Zaccaro talks safety, but his laws target scooter riders, not reckless drivers. Blood stains his district’s streets. Call him. Demand real protection—before another body hits the asphalt.

Six dead. Nearly a thousand hurt. Children bleed in Brooklyn while drivers vanish and politicians stall. Call Assembly Member Walker. Demand safer streets before another body hits the asphalt.

A man beaten with a pipe. Another left to die on Fulton Street. Assembly Member Dilan has the power to save lives but wavers. Call him. Demand bold action before more blood stains Brooklyn’s streets.

A stolen car killed two people on Canal Street. Six hundred hurt this year. Promises pile up, bodies do too. Tell Grace Lee: no more excuses, no more dead. Lower the speed. Fix the street. Make it safe.

Children bleed on Brooklyn’s streets while politicians stall. Five dead kids in one year. The killers are fast cars and slow lawmakers. Call your leaders. Demand 20 mph and safer roads before another family buries a child.

Three dead in seconds. Blood on Astoria’s streets. The city drags its feet. How many broken families before leaders act? Call your council member. Demand 20 mph, real barriers, real change. No one should die waiting for coffee.

Eight dead in one year. Hundreds more wounded. Drivers flee. Politicians pass the buck. Brooklyn’s streets run red while leaders look away. Call Davila. Demand 20 mph, real crosswalks, and justice for the living and the dead.

Eight dead in two years. A 13-year-old girl, a grandmother, a cyclist—all gone. Streets kill, leaders stall. Call Lasher. Demand 20 mph now. Hold him to every life lost. Don’t wait for your neighbor’s name.

Eight dead, thousands injured—drivers speed and kill in Assembly District 32. Politicians talk, families mourn. Vivian Cook votes for cameras, but loopholes let repeat offenders roam. Call her. Demand action. Before the street swallows another neighbor.

Eight killed, hundreds hurt. SUV wheels roll over bodies while leaders wait. Call Braunstein. Demand a 20 mph speed limit and streets built for people, not cars. Every day of delay is another neighbor lost.

Eight hurt in a single crash. Six dead this year. Still, city leaders stall. The blood on Madison Avenue is fresh. Call your council member—demand safer streets, slower speeds, and no more empty promises.

Fifteen dead in two years. Cars strike, families break, politicians stall. Blood pools at crosswalks while promises gather dust. Call Assembly Member Reyes. Demand the killing stop. Don’t wait for another neighbor’s name on the stone.

Five dead in one year. Broken bodies, shattered families. Lawmakers talk. The street keeps killing. Call Assembly Member Hevesi. Demand a 20 mph limit. Tell him: action now, or more blood on Queens Boulevard.

Five dead, hundreds hurt. Kids bleed on the crosswalks while drivers speed free. Vanel’s votes cut both ways. Call him. Demand streets where no family has to bury a child for crossing the street.

Five dead, hundreds hurt. Elders crushed, cyclists thrown down. Promises pile up, but the city drags its feet. Demand action—call Rosenthal, the Mayor, DOT. Don’t let another body join the tally before the street remembers your name.

Five dead. Over a thousand hurt. Tire marks linger where a woman died. Children lose legs, families lose hope. Assembly Member Lucas wavers. Call her. Demand streets where no one buries a child for crossing the street.

Two young men died on the Bronx River Parkway. Eight dead in a year, hundreds hurt. Carl Heastie blocks life-saving speed limits. Blood on his watch. Call him. Demand action before more bodies hit the asphalt.

Eighteen dead, hundreds maimed. Assemblymember Amato voted against speed cameras for kids. Blood stains Belt Parkway and neighborhood streets. Call Amato. Demand 20 mph limits, real enforcement. Kids should cross and live. Politicians must answer for every life lost.

An eight-year-old dies crossing Eastern Parkway. The SUV keeps going. Politicians miss votes, weaken rules, offer words. Seven dead in three years. Call your reps. Demand 20 mph. Don’t wait for the next child’s name.

A woman dies in the crosswalk. Four dead in a year. Politicians talk, the street keeps killing. Call your Assembly Member. Demand action before another neighbor’s name is lost to the asphalt.

A woman is killed. The driver flees. Morris Heights bleeds while Tapia dithers. Four dead, thousands hurt. Hold her to account—demand action, not words. Call for real safety before another body hits the street.

A Mustang tore up East 149th, leaving six on the pavement. The dead and wounded keep piling up. Leaders talk, but the street stays lethal. Call Septimo. Demand 20 mph. Don’t wait for the next body.

Five dead, hundreds hurt—one father dragged down Webster Ave, children struck where they walk. Assembly Member Jackson talks safety, but blocks real change. Hold her to account. Call for 20 mph limits and streets that save lives, not drivers’ time.

Children bleed in Queens crosswalks. Drivers flee. Politicians talk. The dead stay dead. Call Assembly Member Cruz. Tell her: speed kills, streets break bodies, promises are not enough. Demand safety before another child is lost.

Nine dead. Twenty-four maimed. In AD44, children and elders die while politicians stall. Call Carroll. Call your council member. The next body could be someone you love. Demand real change before another family gets the call.

Bath Beach bleeds while politicians stall. The old, the frail, the forgotten are left broken on Cropsey Avenue. Call Colton. Demand a 20 mph limit and real consequences for reckless drivers. Don’t wait for another life lost.

Nine dead, dozens broken. Cars kill, streets forgive nothing. City leaders stall while bodies fall. Don’t wait for another funeral—demand a 20 mph limit now. Call your council member and mayor. The dead can’t call. You can.

A pregnant woman was dragged to death on Marcus Garvey. Two dead, hundreds hurt in one year. Don’t wait for the next ghost. Call Zinerman. Demand safe streets now. Every hour counts.

Eleven dead, over 1,300 hurt. Queens streets bleed while Ron Kim stalls. Children and elders fall. Drivers flee. The fixes are known. Call Kim. Demand streets that don’t kill. Don’t let another name vanish.

Eighteen dead. A grandmother crushed in a crosswalk. School zones still unsafe. Buses crash, propane vans run wild. These streets kill. Simone says he’ll help. Hold him to it. Demand action—before your neighbor’s name is painted on the asphalt.

Fourteen dead. Thirty-three broken. Trucks and cars keep killing in District 37. The blood is on policies, not fate. Call Valdez. Call City Hall. Demand streets where no one else gets carved into a gravestone.

Three neighbors dead, nearly 200 hurt. Cars tore through lives on York Avenue and the FDR. No justice. No change. Call Seawright. Tell her: 20 mph, real safety, now. Don’t wait for another name on the list.

Fifteen dead. Hundreds maimed. Assembly District 30 bleeds on broken streets while politicians stall. Call Raga. Demand a 20 mph limit. Don’t wait for your neighbor’s name to join the list of the lost.

Two elders killed on Third Avenue, their blood still fresh on the asphalt. Seven dead in a year. The city stalls. Call your council member. Demand real changes before another family is left to bury their own.

Eleven dead. Two thousand hurt. Dinowitz talks safety, but blocks protected bike lanes to keep parking. The blood on Bronx streets is policy, not fate. Call your rep. Demand real action before another family mourns.

Children bleed in Rajkumar’s district while drivers walk free. Five dead, dozens hurt, no answers. Her office car racks up speeding tickets. Call her. Demand slower streets and real protection for kids. Hold her to account before another child dies.

Two dead. Seventy-eight children hurt. Assembly Member Reilly blocks speed cameras and safer streets. The pavement keeps bleeding. Call him. Demand action before the next body hits the road. This is on us—and on him.

Second Avenue runs red. A cyclist left bleeding. A firefighter dies in the dark. Politicians waver. Call Epstein. Demand action before the next body hits the street. The numbers rise. The blood does not wash away.

Three dead, thirteen maimed. Children, elders, all left on Harlem’s streets. The city watches. Assembly Member Wright stays silent. Demand a 20 mph speed limit—before another child is lost. Call now. Don’t let silence kill again.

Sixteen dead in two years. Kids, elders, cyclists—bodies broken on Assembly 59’s roads. Leaders stall, more die. This is not fate. Call Assembly Member Jaime Williams. Demand slower streets, safer crossings, real change. The blood is on their hands.

Sixteen dead in one district. A boy thrown from his bike. A man left dead in the crosswalk. The streets do not change. Call Torres. Demand 20 mph. Demand action before you read another name in the news.

A drunk firefighter with 25 speeding tickets kills a man on his way to work. Seven dead on one strip since 2022. Assembly Member Hooks talks safety, but blocks progress. Call her. Demand action before more lives are shattered.

Children die on Staten Island streets while politicians draw lines and make excuses. Call Assembly Member Fall. Demand a 20 mph speed limit—everywhere. Don’t let another kid’s blood stain the pavement. This crisis ends when we force it to end.

A woman died crossing West 174th. The driver fled. Landon Dais talks safety but dodges tough votes. Blood stains the Bronx while Albany stalls. Call Dais—demand 20 mph, real action, and no more empty promises.

Ten dead, thousands hurt. Assembly Member Weprin blocks speed cameras while his district bleeds. Call him. Demand cameras, demand 20 mph. The dead are silent. The living need action—now.

Ten dead since 2022. Elders struck, neighbors lost. Assembly Member Tannousis misses key votes, then backs bills for more traffic and risk. Call him. Make him choose: protect the street, or mourn the next victim.

Ten dead in District 29. Thousands more hurt. Cars kill, Albany stalls. Hyndman votes both ways. Call her. Demand a 20 mph limit and real street safety. Blood on the road is not chance—it’s policy.

Three dead, hundreds hurt. Assembly District 71’s streets run red while city leaders stall. Hit-and-runs, reckless drivers, and broken promises leave bodies in their wake. Call your lawmakers—demand action before another neighbor is gone.

Twelve neighbors dead. Over 2,500 hurt. Dump trucks, cabs, bikes—all left blood on Brooklyn streets. Albany waits. We count the bodies. Call Jo Anne Simon. Demand 20 mph limits, speed limiters, daylighting. Don’t wait for another funeral.

Twelve dead. Hundreds hurt. Kids, cyclists, neighbors—left broken or gone. No arrests, no peace. The street stays deadly. Tell Assembly Member Anderson: we need real action, not more blood on the asphalt. Call. Demand safety now.

Twelve dead. Thousands hurt. A girl crushed on her walk home. Broken promises line Morgan Avenue and McGuinness Boulevard. The city stalls. The blood does not dry. Call your leaders. Demand protection before another neighbor dies.

Twelve dead this year in Flushing. Buses mount curbs. Children bleed. Every delay from lawmakers means another family shattered. Call Rozic. Don’t wait for your street to run red. Demand safer streets—before the next crash.

Eight dead. Over 2,100 hurt. Yeger votes no on safety while neighbors bleed on the street. Call him. Tell him you want your family alive, not next in line. Demand action before another body drops.