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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.Ride the State: Connecticut is back! Join us June 28 for a 67-mile ride from New Haven to Hartford. Limited to 200 riders — it always sells out!
✅ Rest stops, lunch & support vehicle
🚆 Free return ticket for first 100 via CTRail
🌳 Scenic new trail sections
Register by Friday, April 25 to save $25! Link in comments. ... See MoreSee Less
😴 Tired behind the wheel? Don't push through! Drowsy driving slows reaction time, affects decision-making and reduces your ability to stay alert – just like alcohol. Being awake for 18–20 hours can be similar to having a BAC of 0.05%. ... See MoreSee Less
Having car trouble on the highway? Pull over and #StayInYourCar until help arrives. It’s the safest place for you to be.
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As kids start spending more time outdoors, it’s a great opportunity for adults to talk with them about pedestrian safety. Remind children to use crosswalks, stay alert, and make eye contact with drivers before crossing. A quick conversation today can help build safe habits that last all year. 🚸
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Spring outings mean more time near busy streets. Winnie reminds kids to always cross with an adult or a responsible older sibling—especially during times of reduced daylight—and encourages drivers to stay alert and yield to pedestrians at every crosswalk.
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📵 April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
According to NHTSA, more than 3,000 people were killed in 2023 in crashes involving distracted drivers.
It only takes a second for things to go wrong. Looking down to check a single text at 55 mph means you could travel the length of a football field without looking at the road.
And it’s not just texting—hands-free and infotainment systems can still take your attention away from driving.
🚗 Stay focused. Stay alert.
When you’re behind the wheel, your only job is to drive.
Let’s all do our part to keep the roads safe 💛
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www.wfsb.com/2026/03/24/pedestrian-safety-concerns-rise-hartford-connecticut-deaths-climb/ ... See MoreSee Less
Pedestrian safety concerns rise in Hartford as Connecticut deaths climb
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Seven pedestrians have died on Connecticut roads this year, which prompted renewed safety warnings as warmer weather brings more people outdoors.National Walking Day is a great reminder that every step matters—especially when it comes to safety. As an organization focused on pedestrian safety, we encourage families to use this moment to talk with children about safe walking habits, like using crosswalks, staying alert, and making eye contact with drivers. These simple conversations can help build lifelong habits that keep everyone safer on the road.
Learn more and explore family-friendly safety resources: ow.ly/xOk250YAM6G
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