Don't have a New Year's resolution yet? Here's an idea: Talk with your child about pedestrian safety and model good behavior. A few minutes of conversation and consistent habits—like using crosswalks, putting phones away, and looking both ways—can make a lasting difference.
More than 1,600 crashes involving pedestrians and bicyclists happened on Connecticut roads in 2025. 🚶♀️🚴♂️ Every number is a person—slow down, stay alert, and share the road.
Let’s start the year off right! Make a resolution to be a safer driver in 2026. That means keeping your eyes on the road for pedestrians and cyclists. Keep your phone on “do not disturb” when you are behind the wheel. A few simple measures can keep everyone safe.
Winnie has taught Wally to always make eye contact with a driver and signal his intentions anytime he plans to cross the road. Little people are watching. Be a good example when it comes to pedestrian safety!
Before you power up an e-bike, make sure you know the rules of riding one in Connecticut! 🛑
➡️Wear a helmet that is rated for the speeds your e-bike can reach. ➡️Ensure your e-bike has the required lights and reflectors. ➡️Take additional steps to be visible, such as by wearing bright or reflective clothing or accessories. ➡️Obey all traffic rules, lights, and signals. Use hand signals to communicate your intentions to other vehicles.
It’s no coincidence that pedestrian fatalities increase when the sun goes down. Follow Winnie and Wally’s lead and plan your walks for daylight hours whenever possible.
Don't have a New Year's resolution yet? Here's an idea: Talk with your child about pedestrian safety and model good behavior. A few minutes of conversation and consistent habits—like using crosswalks, putting phones away, and looking both ways—can make a lasting difference.
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More than 1,600 crashes involving pedestrians and bicyclists happened on Connecticut roads in 2025. 🚶♀️🚴♂️
Every number is a person—slow down, stay alert, and share the road.
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Let’s start the year off right! Make a resolution to be a safer driver in 2026. That means keeping your eyes on the road for pedestrians and cyclists. Keep your phone on “do not disturb” when you are behind the wheel. A few simple measures can keep everyone safe.
#WatchForMeCT #PedestrianSafety ... See MoreSee Less
Winnie has taught Wally to always make eye contact with a driver and signal his intentions anytime he plans to cross the road. Little people are watching. Be a good example when it comes to pedestrian safety!
#WatchForMeCT #winnieandwally #PedestrianSafety ... See MoreSee Less
Before you power up an e-bike, make sure you know the rules of riding one in Connecticut! 🛑
➡️Wear a helmet that is rated for the speeds your e-bike can reach.
➡️Ensure your e-bike has the required lights and reflectors.
➡️Take additional steps to be visible, such as by wearing bright or reflective clothing or accessories.
➡️Obey all traffic rules, lights, and signals. Use hand signals to communicate your intentions to other vehicles.
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Even in the cold, pedestrians are still out and about. Drivers - stay alert at crosswalks and in pedestrian-heavy areas.
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It’s no coincidence that pedestrian fatalities increase when the sun goes down. Follow Winnie and Wally’s lead and plan your walks for daylight hours whenever possible.
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Happy Holidays! Whether you're traveling near or far, remember to watch for pedestrians and cyclists. Share the road — and the holiday cheer! 🌲
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