Safety and Security: Traffic and Pedestrian Safety
In our discussion from yesterday, (please go back and engage!), mentioned that communities could do a much better job at enforcing traffic and pedestrian safety.
Some examples from yesterday's post:
Community Policing
  • Building relationships with local law enforcement
  • Requesting regular patrol presence
  • Neighborhood watch programs
  • Tip lines and anonymous reporting
  • Trespass authorization agreements with police
Traffic & Pedestrian Safety
  • Speed limit posting and enforcement (speed bumps, signage)
  • Parking rules and abandoned vehicle management
  • Pedestrian walkways and crossings
  • School bus stop safety
  • Golf cart and utility vehicle regulations
  • Blind intersection mitigation
  • Children at play signage and zones
Discussion:
  • Which examples do you think are the most important to ensure that a community is safe? Why?
  • What new examples can you come up with that will increase traffic and pedestrian safety?
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Anna Kerr
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Safety and Security: Traffic and Pedestrian Safety
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