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Tag: Federal Highway Administration

Pedestrian Safety: Let’s Go For a Safe Walk

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David Wallace
Monday, 10 March 2014 / Published in Global Road Safety, Road Safety
Many people enjoy going for a stroll now and then, but being a pedestrian can be a challenge when crossing paths with motor vehicle traffic. Here you will find 10 tips for walkers and drivers to help save pedestrian lives and avoid injuries. Going for a Walk Living in the Washington DC area, I see
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Stop on Red: Running a Red Light is Dangerous

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David Wallace
Monday, 05 August 2013 / Published in Red Light Running
You’re driving down the road, approaching an intersection with a traffic light. The signal facing you turns red.  What do you do?  This is not a trick question; you stop before you enter the intersection. Yet too many people fail to do just that.  This article will provide 10 reasons why stopping on red is
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