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Traffic Citations Fly On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue On Mayor Daniel Lurie's Orders

San Francisco Police Officers didn't even have to wait to discover drivers violating the law.

Traffic Citations Fly On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue On Mayor Daniel Lurie's Orders
San Francisco police officers were out in force giving traffic citations on Wednesday as part of a new directive ordered by Mayor Daniel Lurie. | Ingleside Light illustration
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Handing out tickets was all too easy for San Francisco police officers conducting a traffic enforcement operation on Ingleside's stretch of Ocean Avenue.

The Light watched six officers on motorcycles pull over as many drivers inside a five-minute period at the intersections of Granada and Miramar. The motorists were speeding past the 20 mph limit or driving through crosswalks occupied by pedestrians.

One officer asked this reporter to help the enforcement effort by crossing the street a couple of times to nab more people behaving badly.

"We're out here as part of a directive from Mayor Daniel Lurie," the officer said.

Lurie signed a Street Safety Initiative executive order on Dec. 10.

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