Pedestrian Safety

The streets in our neighborhoods should be safe places for children to walk. But many kids face traffic dangers just because they’re walking to school or to the park. Drivers, parents and kids can all do their part to help keep our streets safe for child pedestrians.

Fact Sheets High Risk Fact Sheet Injury Trends Fact Sheet Pedestrian Safety Fact Sheet	Research Reports Distracted Drivers Report High-Risk Child Pedestrians (October 2006) Motorist Behavior at Stop Signs in School Zones and Residential Areas (October 2003) Physical Environment and Motorist Behavior at Intersections in School Zones (October 2004) Ranking of U.S. Metropolitan Areas for Child Pedestrians (October 2005) Trends in Child Pedestrian Safety (October 2007)
Safety Tips Pedestrian Safety Tips	Video Why Pedestrian Safety is Important
Downloads High-Risk Child Pedestrians (October 2006) Motorist Behavior at Stop Signs in School Zones and Residential Areas (October 2003) Physical Environment and Motorist Behavior at Intersections in School Zones (October 2004) Ranking of U.S. Metropolitan Areas for Child Pedestrians (October 2005) Trends in Child Pedestrian Safety (October 2007)	Useful Websites National Center for Safe Routes to School National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center Pedestrian Safety Information - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Pedestrian Safety

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