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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
Crosswalks aren't just painted lines, they are bridges 🌉 of safety for pedestrians! As you drive, keep an eye out for crosswalks and remember you must yield for pedestrians waiting to cross. It's the law!
Learn more about pedestrian safety: ow.ly/7WSj50VLn3b
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Today we celebrated Bike to Work Day with Bike Walk Connecticut, Capitol Region Council of Governments - CRCOG and the City of Hartford. What a great way to start the day! ... See MoreSee Less
Pedestrian and cyclist deaths are rising in Connecticut, with 58 lives lost so far this year. Watch WFSB’s investigative report to learn what’s driving the increase — and how we can help prevent these tragedies.
WFSB - Channel 3 Eyewitness News
Sam Smink
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I-TEAM: Is Pedestrian or Driver Behavior causing Pedestrian crashes in CT?
www.wfsb.com
This week the I-Team is taking a closer look at the growing number of people killed or injured while walking or biking on Connecticut roadways.Bike season is here. When you're behind the wheel, be sure to look out for cyclists!
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May is National Bicycle Safety Month, which means it's a great time to brush up on the rules of the road. Visit our website for more tips: ow.ly/NlPU50VLmUz
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Today we thank and appreciate 🫂💞all the incredible mothers for keeping their loved ones safe.
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May is Older Americans Month, a great reminder to always look out for older pedestrians. Between 2018-2022, people ages 50-65 accounted for 33.6% of pedestrian-related crashes. Drivers, always look out for pedestrians, especially at intersections!
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April showers bring… May puddles? Rainy days can lead to slick roads and limited visibility. Drive cautiously and watch the roads.
If you are driving in heavy rain here's what to do:
☔ Slow down
☔ Turn on your headlights
☔ Maintain a safe following distance
☔ Avoid hard braking to prevent hydroplaning
☔ Safely pullover if necessary
☔ Avoid standing water (drive slowly if you must)
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