Violence on the streets is a global crime phenomenon that is increasing. This act of violence not only impacts the victim physically but also creates fear in society. Various studies show that major cities around the world, from New York to Johannesburg, are experiencing a surge in violent cases related to street crime. One of the main causes of increased violence on the streets is increasing social and economic tensions. Social injustice, high unemployment and limited access to basic services are often the main triggers. People experiencing economic difficulties tend to resort to criminal acts as a way of survival, creating a vicious circle that is difficult to break. The use of technology also plays a role in the dynamics of this violence. Social media often becomes a platform for promoting, spreading and facilitating acts of violence. Perpetrators of violence can communicate with each other more efficiently and in an organized manner, thereby increasing the level of risk to the general public. Additionally, inadequate law enforcement often exacerbates the situation, as many perpetrators do not receive appropriate punishment, creating an atmosphere of impunity. Street violence also often takes various forms, including robbery, physical assault, and the channeling of violence between gangs. This often occurs in areas that are poorly monitored and have low security oversight. Violations of these laws not only harm individuals but also disrupt local social and economic stability, creating a domino effect that affects communities as a whole. Measures to prevent violence on the streets can vary. A community-based approach involving local communities is often more effective in creating a safe environment. Educational programs that focus on conflict mitigation and social empowerment can reduce crime rates. In addition, the application of advanced technology in security monitoring, such as CCTV cameras, can be an important tool in reducing crime rates. In various countries, governments are trying to address this problem with new policies and strategies. Increasing the budget for the police, increasing training for law enforcement officers, and collaboration between government and non-government agencies have proven effective in several cases. However, the success of this strategy depends on its sustainability and community support. In the context of rapid urbanization, street violence continues to be a serious challenge for many cities. This problem requires collective attention from all levels of society. Carrying out further research into the causal factors, as well as the impact of violence on the streets, can provide clearer insight into the steps that should be taken. Society needs to understand that violence on the streets is not just an individual problem but an issue rooted in complex social dynamics. Without appropriate action and collaboration, this phenomenon will continue to escalate, bringing more severe consequences. With awareness and collective efforts, it is hoped that we can move towards effective solutions to reduce violence on the streets and create safer communities.