Avoid Right Hook at Intersections
On average, about 160 pedestrians and 20 bicyclists are killed each year in the State, representing about 15% of all traffic fatalities that occur on North Carolina roads. In collisions with cars, pedestrians in particular have a lot to lose. Those hit at 40 mph have an 85 percent chance of dying. #ShareTheRoad #WatchForMeNC
Avoid Left Cross at Intersections
Each year more than 3,000 pedestrians and 850 bicyclists are hit by vehicles in North Carolina, making North Carolina one of the least safe states in the US for walking and bicycling. We are all responsible for making sure our roads are safe for everyone, including pedestrians and bicyclists. #ShareTheRoad #WatchForMeNC
Cyclists Are Your Neighbors
Cyclists are your Neighbors. #ShareTheRoad #WatchForMeNC
Visibility and Predictability
Be visable and predictable when on the road. #WatchForMeNC
Cyclists and Driver Doors
See and Be Seen #WatchForMeNC
See and Be Seen at Pedestrian Crosswalks
See and Be Seen at Pedestrian Crosswalks #WatchForMeNC
Be aware, watch and listen
On average, about 160 pedestrians are killed each year in North Carolina. Be aware, watch and listen. #ShareTheRoad #WatchForMeNC
Installing a forward-facing car seat
Installing your seat using LATCH
Not sure how to find the right car seat?
Learn what it takes to keep your kid safe #therightseat
Can you spot the problem? #therightseat
How to choose #therightseat
Because All We Have Is Each Other: The State Of Kids in 2017
Speaker: Dr. Ben Hoffman, OHSU Doernbecher Tom Sargent Safety Center