In May, a speeding truck in San Francisco ran a red light and slammed into another car, killing a pedestrian named Lovisa Svallingson and severely injuring her boyfriend, Daniel Ramos.
The tragedy occurred as the city attempts to completely eradicate traffic deaths by 2024, a commitment called Vision Zero that its Board of Supervisors adopted in 2014.
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