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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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🚸 Have you ever wondered what a road sign would say if it could talk? The signs around us are designed to communicate with drivers and pedestrians, helping everyone navigate the road safely.
Listen along to this animated video to hear what one sign has to share. You may find yourself paying a little more attention to the signs around you after this! 👀🔊
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It’s Walk, Bike & Roll to School Day! 🚶♀️🚲
Today is a great opportunity for students and families to choose an active way to get to school while practicing safe habits along the way. Whether you walk, bike or roll, remember to stay alert, use crosswalks and watch for one another.
Let’s make every trip to school a safe one!
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As the days get shorter and the sun sets earlier, remember to help drivers see you when you’re walking or biking. Wear bright or reflective clothing and use a light or flashlight to stay visible after dark.
A little extra visibility can make a big difference.
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On Saturday, November 14, communities will come together to honor those killed and injured in road traffic crashes as part of World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
The 2026 U.S. theme, Invest in Safety, Not Speed, calls attention to the proven tools that can help prevent serious crashes, including safer street design, appropriate speed limits, speed safety cameras and Intelligent Speed Assistance.
Join us at Norwalk City Hall as we remember those affected by traffic violence and stand together for safer streets.
📅 Saturday, November 14, 2026
⏰ 1–2:30 p.m.
📍 Norwalk City Hall
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims - CT
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🍂 The days are getting shorter — and that means more people are traveling in the dark.
During your morning and evening commute, take an extra moment to look for pedestrians, bicyclists, children waiting for the bus and neighbors out walking their dogs. 🚶♀️🚲🐕
Slow down at crosswalks and stay alert. And remember: never pass a school bus when its stop sign is out and lights are flashing. 🚌
A few extra seconds of attention can help everyone get where they’re going safely. 💛
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