Nine dead. Sixteen left broken. Salamanca talks but cars still kill on Webster Avenue. Call him. Demand real change—lower speeds, safe crossings, drivers held to account. Don’t wait for another neighbor to bleed on the street.

Bodies pile up on West Side streets. Bills to fix blind corners gather dust. The council waits. People die. Call your council member. Demand a vote. The dead don’t get second chances. The living shouldn’t need this many.

Blood stains the bridge. A cyclist lies cold on the curb. Children broken, elders lost. Council steps around the bodies. Lives end; excuses live on. Call Ayala. Demand real safety. The dead are silent. You can still speak.

Three neighbors dead. Children pinned under cars. Council Member Ung stays quiet as Queens streets kill and maim. Call her. Call the mayor. Demand action before another life is lost to silence and steel.

Fifteen dead. Hundreds maimed. The mayor tried to rip out Bedford’s bike lane after children were hit. Families bleed while City Hall plays politics. Call your council member. Demand safety now, before another mother mourns.

Blood on Queens streets. Children crushed, elders pinned under vans. City leaders talk, but bodies keep falling. Call Council Member Won. Demand she open safe paths and build real protections now. Don’t let another neighbor’s life end in delay.

Four dead, hundreds hurt. Atlantic Avenue is a killing ground. Council Member Hudson talks but delays real change. Call her office—demand action. Don’t wait for another neighbor to die.

Flatbush streets run red while City Hall stalls. Elders die crossing with the light. Cyclists don’t come home. Call Council Member Louis. Demand 20 mph limits and real protection. Don’t wait for the next siren.

Children killed, limbs crushed, families shattered—while Council Member Paladino blocks life-saving changes. Call her office. Demand 20 mph speed limits, protected bike lanes, and 24/7 speed cameras. Enough blood on Queens streets. No more dead kids.

A three-year-old killed on Lenox. A cyclist crushed by a bus. Council Member Salaam talks reform, but speed still kills. Call City Hall. Demand 20 mph limits, real protection, and cameras that never go dark. Don’t wait for the next siren.

Seven dead in a year. A child lost, a grandmother gone. Council Member Banks blocked corner safety for parking’s sake. Call him. Demand daylight, slower speeds, and action—before another neighbor’s name is added to the list.

Eight dead this year. A senior lost after a minivan crash. A young woman, gone on the Belt Parkway. Broken bodies, broken promises. Call Brooks-Powers. Demand 20 mph limits, safe crossings, protected lanes—before another family mourns.

Three dead. Hundreds hurt on District 37’s streets. Drivers flee. Promises pile up. Call Council Member Nurse. Demand slow streets, clear crosswalks, and real change—before another neighbor dies.

One man shot, another crushed by an ambulance. Ninety-one kids hurt. Oswald Feliz talks safety but blocked the bus lane that would save lives. Call him. Demand action before another neighbor dies in the street.

A cyclist crushed. A teen thrown from a moped. A man burned alive while police watched. City Hall stalls. The dead can’t wait. Call your council member. Demand streets where no one dies waiting for help.

Eight dead, dozens broken, a child left bleeding on the curb. Midtown waits while politicians promise and cars keep killing. Call Council Member Powers. Demand real safety. Don’t let another family wait by a hospital bed.

Six people dead. Thirteen maimed for life. Buses, trucks, and SUVs crush bodies while politicians stall. The killers roll on four wheels. Demand safer streets from Gale Brewer and City Hall—before another family gets the call.

Five dead in District 32 this year. Bodies broken on Woodhaven and Atlantic. Council Member Ariola votes no on speed cameras, no on safer crossings. Call her. Demand streets for people, not corpses. The blood is on City Hall’s hands.

Twenty dead, dozens crippled, thousands hurt. District 38 bleeds while leaders stall. Every delay means another body. Call your council member. Call the mayor. Demand safe streets—before you hear another siren and another name is lost.

Riverdale’s streets run red. Thirteen dead. Hundreds hurt. The street stays wide. The danger stays. Hold Council Member Dinowitz to account. Demand real change—narrow the road, slow the cars, save lives. Tomorrow’s victim is waiting.

Seventeen dead in District 18. Two were kids. The streets still bleed while leaders stay silent. Call Council Member Farías. Call the Mayor. Demand 20 mph limits and real safety now. The dead wait for justice.

Ten dead in District 12. Old women and men crushed by SUVs. Hundreds more hurt. Politicians talk. Speed still kills. Call Riley. Call the Mayor. Demand 20 mph streets before another family grieves.

Ten dead. Hundreds hurt. Hit-and-run drivers flee while families mourn. Council promises, but the streets stay deadly. Call Adrienne Adams. Demand a citywide 20 mph speed limit—before another life is lost. Stand with Families for Safe Streets.

Five dead, fourteen shattered. A cyclist crushed on Broome Street. Marte talks, the city crawls, bodies pile up. Every crash is a choice. Call your council member—demand real change before another name is written in blood.

Six dead on York Avenue. Old women crushed in crosswalks. Bodies burned on the FDR. The blood keeps spilling because leaders stall. Call Menin. Call the mayor. Demand safer streets before another family grieves.

Blood stains District 30’s streets. Cyclists and bikers die while Council Member Holden wavers. Six dead. Hundreds hurt. He backs half-measures and blocks real change. Call him. Demand safe streets before another neighbor falls.

Five dead. Nearly a thousand hurt. Children bleed in the crosswalks of District 46 while politicians hold hearings. Call Council Member Narcisse. Demand safer streets before another family hears the sirens and the silence that follows.

Nine dead, thousands hurt. Bronx streets run red while Council stalls. Marmorato votes for cars, not kids. Call her office. Tell her: we need safer crossings, fewer cars, real change—before another family grieves.

Fourteen dead. Hundreds wounded. Drivers vanish. Rivera’s district spills blood while City Hall shuffles paper. Call for a 20 mph speed limit, real protection, and justice—before another family gets the knock on their door.

Four dead. Ten maimed. Trucks and SUVs crush bodies while City Hall drags its feet. In District 34, the street bleeds and politicians stall. Call your council member. Demand safer streets before another life is lost.

Webster Avenue runs red with blood. Four dead, 615 hurt in one year. Drivers speed free. Council silence lets killers go. Demand a 20 mph speed limit and real protection—call Council Member Stevens before another child is lost.

Four dead. Hundreds hurt. Queens bleeds while Gennaro dithers. He fines cyclists, not drivers. The killing goes on. Call Gennaro. Demand streets where a man can cross and live.

Seven killed. Two were children. Simcha Felder keeps quiet, blocks safer streets, and families keep burying loved ones. Call Felder. Demand lower speeds and real protection. His silence is deadly. Your voice can save a life.

A man died waiting for help on the Major Deegan. Cars keep killing. Council Member Sanchez has done something—but not enough. Call her. Demand slower speeds, clear crosswalks, and streets where no one bleeds out in the dark.

Five dead. Thirty-one maimed. Trucks drive on; families mourn. Politicians stall while bodies pile up at corners. Call Rita Joseph. Demand hard barriers—now. Join the fight. If you wait, the next siren could be for someone you love.

District 27’s streets run red. Eleven dead, a thousand more hurt. Drivers flee. City Hall stalls. Call your council member—demand real change before another neighbor’s blood stains the asphalt.

Six killed. A thousand hurt. Staten Island bleeds while Councilman Carr blocks proven fixes. Call him. Demand 24/7 speed cameras and clear corners. Before another neighbor dies.

Two elders killed in crosswalks. Hundreds hurt. Politicians pass bills, but blood still stains District 41. Call Council Member Mealy. Demand safer streets before another neighbor dies. Don’t let City Hall wash its hands clean.

Four dead. Hundreds wounded. Streets bleed while City Hall stalls. Call your council member—demand concrete, not excuses. The next body in the road could be yours.

Three dead, hundreds hurt—District 49 bleeds while leaders stall. Streets stay fast, victims pile up. Call Hanks. Call City Hall. Demand 20 mph speed limits and speed cameras before more neighbors die. Don’t let silence kill again.

Five killed, four hundred hurt. The crosswalks run red in District 7. Council Member Abreu can act—but has not done enough. Call him. Demand safer streets now. Don’t wait to add another name to the list.

Fifteen dead. Over two thousand hurt. Council Member Vernikov blocked bike lanes and backed police crackdowns on walkers. Her car sped through school zones. These are choices. Hold her accountable—demand safe streets before another neighbor dies.

Fifteen dead in Borelli’s district—children, elders, families shattered. The Councilman votes, delays, stays silent. These deaths are not fate. Call Borelli. Demand action. No more blood on Amboy Road.

Nine dead. Cyclists, children, workers—all lost on streets Council Member Moya refuses to fix. Crashes mount. Blood stains every block. Call Moya. Demand safe streets before another family grieves. The dead stay silent. The living must shout.

A 95-year-old man dies on Cropsey. Five dead, 689 hurt in a year. Silence from Brannan. The bodies pile up. Call him. Demand slower streets and real change—before another neighbor dies.

A pregnant woman is run down and left to die in Brooklyn. The city stalls. Drivers keep killing. Call your council member. Demand real safety on your street—before more families are shattered.

Eight dead. Nearly a thousand hurt. District 23 streets chew up walkers and leave families shattered. Council Member Lee talks reform but stalls at real change. Call her office. Demand streets that don’t kill. The dead can’t dial. You can.

Two sisters lay bleeding in a Queens crosswalk. The SUV sped away. The city talks, children bleed. Call Council Member Krishnan. Demand slower streets, daylight at every corner, and enforcement that protects kids, not cars.

A 7-year-old’s leg snapped on the sidewalk. Two children dead in a year. Council bills stack up. The street stays deadly. Call Cabán. Demand action before another child bleeds.

Mayya Gil survived war and disaster, but not a Brooklyn street. Six dead, eighteen maimed—no drivers charged. Council Member Zhuang blames victims, not cars. Call her. Demand streets that put people first, before another name is added.

670 hurt. Seven will never walk the same. District 29 is bleeding, but City Hall calls it peace. Hold Council Member Schulman to her promises—demand safer streets, real protection, not more blame for those outside the car. Call now.