Two dead. A man crushed. A child in the hospital. Northern Boulevard eats its own, while leaders watch in silence. Hold them to account—demand slower speeds, stronger laws, and safer streets before another life is lost.

Seven dead. Twenty-two shattered. City Hall stalls while streets bleed. The old and young pay in flesh. Enough talk. Call your council member. Demand slower speeds, cameras that work, and streets where walking doesn’t mean risking your life.

Fourteen killed in Bronx CB1. No arrests. No charges. The street keeps bleeding. City leaders stall. Call your council member. Tell them: enough death, enough delay. Demand streets that let people live.

Children die in crosswalks. Elders fall at corners. Brooklyn bleeds while leaders stall. Five dead, fourteen broken bodies—yet City Hall drags its feet. Call your council member. Make them feel the weight of every lost life. Demand change.

Sixteen dead, forty-five broken, in one Brooklyn year. Trucks, cars, bikes—all kill. Leaders stall. The city counts corpses. Demand 20 mph. Demand cameras. Don’t wait for your street to bleed. Call now. No more bodies in the road.

York Avenue claims its eleventh victim. A 90-year-old woman, struck twice, dies in the street. City Hall drags its feet. Call your council member. Demand action before another body falls.

A man dies on a Brooklyn street. The driver flees. City Hall talks, but blood keeps flowing. SUVs kill. Children are hurt. Call your council member. Demand real safety, not empty words. The dead wait while leaders stall.

Nine killed, hundreds wounded. Children thrown from bikes, elders struck in crosswalks. Bronx streets bleed while City Hall stalls. Call your council member—demand a 20 mph limit and speed cameras that never sleep. Don’t wait for another funeral.

Seven dead in twelve months. Linden runs red with blood. Wide roads, fast cars, grieving families. City leaders stall—people die. Demand 20 mph now. Don’t wait for another funeral. Call your council member. Force them to act.

Twelve dead. Forty broken. Hit-and-runs, shattered families, leaders mute. Queens streets run red while speeders fly free. No plan, no courage, just blood. Call your council member. Demand real change—before you need to light a candle on the sidewalk.

Four dead, ten maimed. Hit-and-runs, broken bodies, city leaders talking while the blood dries. Names lost, lives shattered. Call City Hall. Demand lower speeds and cameras that never blink. Don’t wait for the next siren.

Nine killed, nine maimed in Queens. Seniors die crossing the street. Drivers walk free. City drags its feet. These are not numbers—they are your neighbors. Call your council member. Demand safer streets before another name is added to the list.

Twelve dead. Thousands hurt. The city stalls while bodies pile up. Politicians talk, but streets stay deadly. Call, write, demand action—before another name is added to the list.

Two dead. Hundreds hurt. Bodies broken on Juniper and Myrtle. City leaders promise, then vanish. Speed kills, but the limit stays high. Demand answers. Demand 20 mph. Call now—before another life ends on cold asphalt.

Three dead, a thousand hurt. Names erased on Brooklyn’s streets while City Hall stalls. Drivers walk free. The cries of families echo. Call your council member—demand 20 mph speed limits and permanent cameras. Don’t wait for another empty chair.

Three dead. Children bleeding on Queens streets. Crashes come by the hundreds. Politicians promise, then wait. The city knows what to do—lower speed limits, add cameras—but stalls. Call your council member. Make them feel the cost of delay.

Twelve dead in three years. Trucks crush. SUVs kill. The mayor talks, but the speed limit stands. Bodies keep falling. Call City Hall. Make them drop the speed—before another name hits the street.

Seventeen dead. Hundreds hurt. City Hall shrugs while the blood dries. Streets break bodies; leaders break promises. Call your council member. Demand they stop the killing—before another neighbor is left in the road.

Ten dead. Thirty-two shattered. Bronx streets run red while city leaders stall. SUVs crush families, promises fade, and lives end. Call your council member. Demand a 20 mph speed limit and real safety—before another body is left in the road.

Four dead. Ninety-three kids hurt. Staten Island’s streets run red while City Hall looks away. No one is safe—not in the crosswalk, not on the sidewalk. Call your leaders. Demand streets where lives matter more than speed.

Five dead, dozens broken, a child lost at the crosswalk. Politicians stall, families grieve. The killers are not ghosts—they drive every day. Call City Hall. Demand safe streets before another face hangs on the hallway wall.

Twelve dead. Hundreds hurt. Darkness, silence, and broken bodies haunt Manhattan’s streets. City Hall has the power to stop it. Demand speed limits, cameras, and lights—before another neighbor is lost to the blood and asphalt. Act now.

Three dead, eight maimed, nearly 800 hurt. The city stalls. The streets kill. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph speed limits and safer streets—before another name is added to the list.

A man dragged half a block by a speeding Mercedes. Four dead in a year. Fifty-two children hurt. City leaders stall, streets stay deadly. Call your council member—demand 20 mph limits and speed cameras before more lives are lost.

Brooklyn streets run red. Sixteen dead, twenty-one maimed. Cars are the weapon. Children and elders are the targets. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph. Every day they stall, more bodies fall.

A 73-year-old woman dead at a crosswalk. A family shattered on Ocean Parkway. Four children, broken bones. City leaders talk. Cars keep killing. Demand barriers. Demand 20 mph. Call your council member before another family mourns.

Two little girls struck in a Queens crosswalk. The driver fled. In twelve months: 710 hurt, two dead. City leaders stall. Call your councilmember. Demand slower streets and real safety before more children bleed on the pavement.

A mother and her girls died in a crosswalk. The driver blew through two reds, never slowed, license long suspended. City Hall talks. Blood dries. Call your council member. Demand streets that protect life, not cars. Don’t wait for another name.

Tiffany Cifuni died in a Brooklyn crosswalk. She was pregnant. Three dead in a year, hundreds wounded. The city blames “community concerns.” Call your council member. Demand real change before another family grieves by blood in the street.

Thirteen dead since 2022. Hundreds wounded. Brooklyn streets show no mercy, and city hall stalls. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph now—before another family gets the call that shatters a life.

Children bleed on Queens sidewalks while leaders wait. A seven-year-old’s broken leg. A 94-year-old pinned and left for dead. Our streets are war zones. Call your council member—before another child’s shoe is left in the street.

One dead, 463 hurt. Blood stains Bronx streets while leaders hold meetings. The killers are cars, not fate. Call your council member. Demand action—lower speed, keep cameras, save lives—before another neighbor’s name is lost.

Two men are dead. Families wait for calls that never come. Bronx streets bleed while politicians talk. Call your council member. Demand slower speeds and real protection—before another neighbor dies waiting for help.

Five dead. Hundreds hurt. Children and elders struck down while leaders stall. The blood on Upper West Side streets will not dry on its own. Call your Council Member. Demand 20 mph now—before another family joins the list.

A 101-year-old woman crossed with the light. An unlicensed driver killed her. Nothing changed. Streets bleed, leaders stall. Call City Hall. Demand safer speeds and real redesigns—before another neighbor pays the price.

Eleven dead. Children maimed. Elders broken. Queens streets run with blood while city leaders stall. Call your council member. Demand the 20 mph limit now—or wait for the next family to mourn.

A woman dies in the crosswalk. Broken bodies line Bronx streets while leaders hide behind talk. Every crash is a choice. Call your council member. Tell them: redesign the streets, or count the dead.

Fourteen dead, hundreds maimed. Brooklyn’s streets are killing grounds. City leaders stall while bodies pile up. Call your council member. Demand speed limits, demand cameras, demand safety—before another child’s blood marks the pavement.

Three dead. Hundreds hurt. Children crushed by trucks and cars in Bronx CB2. Leaders talk, but no one stands up. Demand speed limits, cameras, and real safety—before another body is left bleeding in the road. Call your council member now.

Eight dead. Children lost. Repeat offenders still behind the wheel. Brooklyn streets bleed while leaders stall. This is not accident—it’s neglect. Call your council member now. Demand speed limits, demand cameras, demand real consequences before another family is broken.

Brooklyn streets bleed. Trucks crush, cars maim, the city shrugs. One dead, hundreds hurt. The law could save lives—leaders won’t act. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph. Don’t wait for another broken body on the pavement.

Eight killed. Hundreds hurt. Children, elders, cyclists left bleeding on Manhattan streets. City Hall talks, but bodies pile up. Hold them to account—call, demand, don’t let them wash their hands of your blood.

One man died in darkness. Seventeen children were hurt. The Bronx bleeds while politicians hide. City Hall talks. The streets take. Call your council member. Tell them: enough silence. Lower the speed. Put up cameras. Demand action.

One woman killed, hundreds wounded. The city talks; the street bleeds. Vision Zero is just words. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph limits and real protection—before another body hits the blacktop.

Three dead in Queens. Hundreds wounded. Drivers speed on while politicians wait. The law to lower the limit is passed, but not used. Call your council member. Demand action before another neighbor dies.

Blood stains Amboy Road. Children limp home. City leaders stall while bodies pile up. Staten Island’s dead deserve more than silence. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph speed limits and round-the-clock speed cameras. Speak for those who can’t.

A man lies broken in a Bushwick crosswalk. Drivers kill and vanish. Politicians stall. Streets remain deadly. Call your council member—demand slower speeds, real change, and an end to blood on the asphalt. Don’t let Bushwick bleed.

Two hit-and-runs, one dead, one boy clinging to life. Hundreds hurt. Politicians stall while Bronx streets bleed. Call City Hall. Demand: 20 mph speed limits, speed cameras on, justice for every shattered life. Don’t wait for another body.

Five dead. Hundreds hurt. The city drags its feet, and the bodies pile up. Don’t wait for another obituary—call your council member. Demand slower streets and cameras that never sleep. Hold them to account before another neighbor is lost.

Larry Maxwell died crossing Sutter Avenue. Three dead, 564 hurt in a year. City leaders stall. Drivers speed and vanish. Blood stains Brooklyn’s streets. Call your council member. Demand change. Don’t wait for another neighbor to die.

Two women dead, one teen lost, hundreds hurt—Flatbush bleeds while City Hall drags its feet. Call your council member. Demand slower speeds and safe crossings before another neighbor vanishes into the street. The dead cannot wait.

Two dead. Hundreds hurt. Blood stains Queens streets while leaders stall. The law lets them drop speeds to 20 mph, but they wait. Call your council member. Tell them: Enough talk. Slow the cars before more bodies hit the pavement.

Five dead, hundreds hurt. Staten Island streets run red, while City Hall crushes mopeds and ignores the killers: speeding SUVs and trucks. Demand safer roads. Call your council member before another neighbor dies.

Children bleed. Elders die. Queens counts the bodies while City Hall counts excuses. The killers are cars and silence. Demand your leaders end this. Call now, before another name is added to the list.

Nine dead. Hundreds hurt. Bronx streets run red while leaders stall. Children hit, cyclists thrown, families crushed. Call your council member. Demand slower speeds and safer streets before another life is lost.

Sidewalks are not safe. Crosswalks are not safe. Manhattan bleeds while leaders talk. One dead, hundreds hurt, streets unchanged. Call your council member. Demand action. Before another meal, another walk, another life is lost.

Five dead. Nine maimed. Queens streets run with blood while leaders keep quiet. Cars kill and nothing changes. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph limits and real protection. Your silence keeps the killing going.

She survived Nazis and Chernobyl, but a Brooklyn van killed Mayya Gil in a crosswalk. No charges. No change. Call your council member. Demand action before streets claim the next life.

A man lies dead on Canal. Hundreds more are broken. City Hall has the power to slow cars and save lives. They do nothing. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph. Demand action before the next body hits the street.

A man bleeds in the Bronx. An ambulance strikes. Seventeen kids hurt last year. City leaders talk, but do nothing. Call them. Demand safe streets, now—before the next body lands in the road.

Brooklyn’s streets run red. Old and young die while leaders delay. A string cuts a cyclist’s throat. Cameras and lower speed limits could save lives—but City Hall stands silent. Call your council member. Don’t wait for another body.

A man’s arm torn off. A skull split open. In Queens CB81, crashes maim and kill while leaders do nothing. Call for 20 mph speed limits and permanent speed cameras before another body hits the street.

Central Park’s danger is no accident. Horse-drawn chaos, crashes, broken bones. Politicians talk. Blood dries. Call your council member. Demand 20 mph. Demand cameras. Don’t wait for the next scream. This is policy, not fate.

One woman dead, eighty-four hurt. Bronx streets bleed, while leaders do nothing. Cars keep killing. The mayor stalls. The council waits. Call them. Demand 20 mph. Don’t let another body hit the blacktop.

No one died, but 35 people left Brooklyn’s streets broken and bleeding. Call your council member. The pain is not a statistic. Demand real safety—before another body hits the ground.

Woodhaven Boulevard kills while leaders stall. Two elders crushed. A man burned alive. Five children hurt. The speed stays at 30. Call your council member. Tell them: slow the street, save a life, end the bloodshed.

One dead in the Bronx. Seventy-nine hurt. Cars keep killing. City Hall delays. Call your Council Member. Tell them: drop the speed, save a life, or add another name to the list. How many more will it take?

One man killed. Dozens hurt. Staten Island streets bleed while politicians stall. Call your council member. Demand slower speeds and safety. Don’t let another body become another number.

Queens CB80 hasn’t seen death, just broken bodies—62 hurt, some children, some old, none left unscarred. Luck is not safety. The silence from leaders is deafening. Demand action before luck runs out.

Forty-three hurt, sixteen more this year. Bones break, lives stall. Queens leaders stay silent. Speed kills, but policy lets it. Call your council member. Demand safer streets—before someone you love is next.