Educational Tools

• 11 Tips for Staying Safe on the Roads
• Road Safety for Runners
• Trail Etiquette Guide
• Helping your child be a safe bicyclist
• Teaching Children to Walk Safely as They Grow and Develop
• Pedestrian & Motorist Guide to Concurrent Signals

National Resources

• Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): Bicycle Safety
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): Pedestrian Safety
• Federal Highway Administration Bicycle and Pedestrian Program
• America Walks
• League of American Bicyclists
• A Right to the Road: Understanding & Addressing Bicyclist Safety

Driver Education Materials

• Handout for Drivers
• Teen Driver Training*
• Municipal and Truck Driver Handout
• Municipal and Truck Driver Training*
• Adult Driver Training
• New Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities_Guide for Driving Instructors
  *Original PowerPoints with notes pages and talking points available upon request.

E-Newsletter Archive

• December 2021: Increased Reckless Driving on our Roadways and Winter Safety Tips
• October 2021: Pedestrian Safety Month & New Laws
• August 2021: New Safety Campaign News
• June 2021: 2020 Trends, New Resources & June Events
• April 2021: Upcoming Events, Spring Safety Tips, Bike Month
• February 2021: 2020 Crash Statistics Overview, New Resources, and Helmet Safety
• December 2020: Winter Activity Safety, Safe Driving Resources, and more!
• October 2020: Pedestrian Safety Month, 20isPlenty, and more!
• August 2020: Road Safety During COVID-19
• June 2020: Trail safety in the time of COVID-19 and every day
• April 2020: Older pedestrians, trail use during COVID-19, helmet reviews
• February 2020: 2019 crash statistics and the Bike Ped Advisory Board
• December 2019: Holiday shopping guide and Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation University Course
• October 2019: Spotlight on Halloween and signal changes
• August 2019: Spotlight on rail safety
• June 2019: Announcing the new campaign; spotlight on Hartford
• April 2019: Spotlight on Windsor Locks, Share the Trail Guide, Pedestrian Traffic Fatalities by State: 2018 Preliminary Data, Dangerous by Design 2019
• February 2019: 2018 Spotlight on Bridgeport, CT Crash Statistics, Connecticut Active Transportation Plan, Speeding Away from Zero: Rethinking a Forgotten Traffic Safety Challenge, Mojo app
• December 2018: Spotlight on New Britain, Four Steps to Effective Snow Removal for Pedestrians, 8 Tips for Better Winter Cycling
• October 2018: Conor’s Law, Safety of Bike Share Systems: Discussion Guide for Automated and Connected Vehicles, Pedestrians, and Bicyclists
• August 2018: Bicycle Friendly America Program, Let’s Go For A Walk: A Toolkit for Planning and Conducting a Walk Audit, The New Movement: Bike Equity Today
• June 2018: Walk Friendly Communities, Why Walkable Streets Are More Economically Productive, America Walks
• April 2018: Connecticut Trail Census, National Bike Month Guide, Everyone Walks: Understanding and Addressing Pedestrian Safety

Community Resources

• CT DOT Bicycle and Pedestrian Dashboard
• CTBPAB
• Connecticut Active Transportation Plan
• Connecticut Safe Routes to Schools
• Bike Walk CT

Downloadable Infographics and Banners

NEWS

February 25, 2021

New crash tests show modest speed increases can have deadly consequences

Drivers want to save time, and local transportation agencies want to improve traffic flow, but at what cost? With posted...

February 24, 2021

Transportation Committee Hears Pleas To Address Pedestrian Safety

7-Hour Hearing Declared Technology Success A transportation bill jammed with proposals on pedestrian safety and traffic enforcement drew virtual testimony...

January 28, 2021

Need to brush up on pedestrian safety? Here are 20 tips for pedestrians and motorists

In 2018, there were 6,283 pedestrians killed in traffic crashes, up from 5,977 the year before, according to the National...

January 19, 2021

Despite far less traffic, more pedestrians died on Connecticut roads in 2020 than a year before; lawmakers are seeking to address the deadly climb

Despite a pandemic-driven reduction in overall traffic last year, pedestrian deaths in Connecticut have continued their deadly climb. “Not just...

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