MOTORISTS

Stop for crossing pedestrians

• Stop for crossing pedestrians at every intersection, even those without crosswalks or stop lights
• Before making a turn, look in all directions for pedestrians
• Leave lots of room between you and the pedestrian when stopping

• Scan the road and sides of the road ahead for pedestrians
• Look carefully behind your vehicle before backing up, especially for small children
• Watch for people in wheelchairs and motorized carts, who may be below eye level

• Put away the cell phones, food and make-up
• Stop for pedestrians, even when they are in the wrong or crossing mid-block
• Never pass or drive around a vehicle that is stopped for pedestrians
• Obey speed limits and come to a complete stop at STOP signs

PEDESTRIANS

• Make eye contact with drivers and ensure they see you and will stop
• Clearly show your intentions to cross
• Watch for turning and passing vehicles
• Look across ALL lanes for moving vehicles before proceeding

• Stand clear of buses, hedges, parked cars or other obstacles before crossing
• Cross in a well-lit area at night
• Wear bright-colored clothing and reflective material
• Mount a safety flag on a wheelchair, motorized cart or stroller

• Cross streets at marked crosswalks or intersections; don't cross-mid block
• Remove headphones and stay off cell phones while crossing
• Obey all traffic signals
• Don't solely rely on traffic signals; look for vehicles before crossing
• Always walk on the sidewalk; if there is no sidewalk, walk facing traffic
• If intoxicated, don't walk without assistance, a cab ride home may be a safer option