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Pedestrian in crosswalk

Information for Drivers and Walkers


Stop for PedestriansEach of us plays an important role in pedestrian safety Any street crossing can put a pedestrian in the path of a motor vehicle whose driver may not be paying attention or may not have the time to avoid a pedestrian who suddenly steps into their path.

Whether you are walking or driving, each of us plays a key role in keeping pedestrians safe.

Check out these great resources for tips and other information:
Stop for Pedestrians















Help spread the word! 
Download and post these flyers and images:
 
http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/local_program/
pedcampaign/printpsa.htm


http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/local_program/
pedcampaign/graphic.htm



For more information: 
Stephanie Yanovitz, syanovitz@baltometro.org or 410-732-0500 x1055.



Links within this web site:

Get Involved In Improving Pedestrian Access! Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Group

Pedestrian Safety In Your Community

Bicycle Initiatives and Issues


Report bicycle and pedestrian hazards online!
Hazards such as broken sidewalks, speeding traffic, and faded crosswalks can be very dangerous to people biking and walking.

Use our online form to let us know where a problem is or to make a suggestion.


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