It’s officially Pedestrian Safety Month. 🚶🏼♀️ Now is the perfect time for a friendly reminder to watch for adults, children, and seniors walking or crossing the street.
Let’s make sure everyone gets to their destinations safely!
October is Pedestrian Safety Month. Whether you're behind the wheel or on foot, let's look out for one another. As the days get shorter and it gets darker earlier, visibility becomes more challenging.
🚙 Drivers: Slow down and scan the road as you drive. Stay alert for people crossing the street.
🚶 Pedestrians: Remember that as it gets darker, it becomes harder to see you. If you must walk or run on the road, use lights and reflectors.
Remember this safe-driving checklist for the next errand you run or roadtrip you take:
✅ Put away all distractions and keep your eyes on the road ✅ When driving through school or work zones, stay alert and cautious ✅ Yield to pedestrians, it's the law
The national "A Week Without Driving" campaign aims to bring awareness to the barriers and challenges that non-drivers face. Here's how you take the Week Without Driving challenge:
You can get around however you want, but the challenge is not to drive yourself in any car. This applies to all your activities — not just your work commute. If you normally transport other family members or friends, it applies to those trips, too.
Take the challenge and help advocate for accessibility in your community!
New rules regarding e-bikes go into effect in Connecticut on October 1, 2025. The law clarifies what is and is not an e-bike. Here’s what you need to know, according to Watch for Me CT, a program be...
We are introducing a new voice for pedestrian safety in Connecticut. Stay tuned for a formal social media introduction!
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It’s officially Pedestrian Safety Month. 🚶🏼♀️ Now is the perfect time for a friendly reminder to watch for adults, children, and seniors walking or crossing the street.
Let’s make sure everyone gets to their destinations safely!
#WatchForMeCT #PedestrianSafety ... See MoreSee Less
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October is Pedestrian Safety Month. Whether you're behind the wheel or on foot, let's look out for one another. As the days get shorter and it gets darker earlier, visibility becomes more challenging.
🚙 Drivers: Slow down and scan the road as you drive. Stay alert for people crossing the street.
🚶 Pedestrians: Remember that as it gets darker, it becomes harder to see you. If you must walk or run on the road, use lights and reflectors.
Safety is a two-way street.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Remember this safe-driving checklist for the next errand you run or roadtrip you take:
✅ Put away all distractions and keep your eyes on the road
✅ When driving through school or work zones, stay alert and cautious
✅ Yield to pedestrians, it's the law
#WatchForMeCT #RoadSafety #DriveResponsibly ... See MoreSee Less
The national "A Week Without Driving" campaign aims to bring awareness to the barriers and challenges that non-drivers face. Here's how you take the Week Without Driving challenge:
You can get around however you want, but the challenge is not to drive yourself in any car. This applies to all your activities — not just your work commute. If you normally transport other family members or friends, it applies to those trips, too.
Take the challenge and help advocate for accessibility in your community!
#WatchForMeCT #WeekWithoutDriving ... See MoreSee Less
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FAQ: What counts as an e-bike under Connecticut's new law
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New rules regarding e-bikes go into effect in Connecticut on October 1, 2025. The law clarifies what is and is not an e-bike. Here’s what you need to know, according to Watch for Me CT, a program be...Today is National Car Seat Check Saturday!
This annual day reminds us that proper car seat use should always be a priority. Find a free car seat inspection service here: ow.ly/bmYq50WQGoo
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