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Watch for Me CT can lead a group of advocates, community leaders, and others through an assessment of the walkability, safety and accessibility of an area of your town.
We can provide a table of information for health and safety fairs, community events, bike rodeos, open streets, and other events.
Watch for Me CT is available to give talks to groups of 5 or more.
Past presentations have been made to driving schools, Rotary
Clubs, classrooms ages K-2, disability groups, parks and rec
departments, and others.
Panels and summits include the Governor’s Highway Safety
Association’s Annual Meeting, Bike Walk CT’s Annual Summit,
the Hartford Multi-Modal Transit Summit, and distracted driving
conferences and panels.
Click here to learn more about our community safety events.
There are no charges for the services of Watch for Me CT.
To request services, please contact Amy Watkins.
Driving safely around bicyclists and pedestrians
Laws and basic best practices for bicycling safety
Basic bicycle and pedestrian safety for children
Pedestrian safety for the disabled
(blind, deaf, and mobility impaired)
Safe trail usage and trail etiquette
Distracted driving
Runner/walker safety
Other related topics as requested
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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.Thank you to Chaz and AJ for hosting Watch for Me CT!Thank you to @ctdot_official Commissioner Eucalitto and Amy Watkins, Program Specialist for @watchformect - Please be safe this holiday season, don’t drink and drive, slow down through work zones and watch for pedestrians.
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In CT, there have been at least 64 pedestrian fatalities in 2024 alone. Crashes like these happen all over the state and in our own backyards. To see if a fatal pedestrian crash happened near you, visit the Watch for Me CT website: ow.ly/Z2r450UkYU3
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Remember that your choices impact more than just you. Don’t let your festive spirit break the spirits of our dedicated trauma teams. Their holidays shouldn’t be spent in agony over preventable crashes.
Plan ahead—call a sober ride and keep everyone safe. Let’s ensure our celebrations are joyful, not tragic.
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Roundabout 101 starts with YES:
🚸Y is for YIELD. Yield for pedestrians and vehicles in the roundabout.
🚸E is for ENTER. Enter when clear and you have an opening.
🚸S is for SIGNAL. Signal before you exit the roundabout.
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An Open Letter to the New U.S. Congress and the New Administration: It's Time to Unite to Solve America's Roadway Crisis — Streetsblog USA
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"Just as we know the top factors causing roadway deaths, we also have the solutions to stem the traffic safety crisis. The key now is leadership – to act on this knowledge and put proven, life-savin...Happy Holidays! We hope that as you travel near and far you pay attention to pedestrians and cyclists. Share the road and share holiday cheer! 🌲
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In 2024, Connecticut has seen 1,421 crashes that involved either a pedestrian or a cyclist. To avoid increasing this statistic, drivers should remember to stay alert and vigilant when passing through pedestrian-heavy areas and bicycle lanes.
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