Traffic Safety & Neighborhood Livability
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Traffic safety has become a quality-of-life priority for Santa Clara residents. The city has launched a "Please Slow Down" initiative to encourage lower driving speeds, with free yard signs available to residents. A recent fatal collision involving a Santa Clara student underscored the urgency. The city is also expanding mobility options: Silicon Valley (SV) Hopper, Santa Clara's new on-demand public rideshare service, is expanding into southern Santa Clara, funded in part by $8.5 million from the California State Transportation Agency. City of Santa Clara
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