Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety

Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety provides links and resources around pedestrian safety.

Georgia DOT’s SEE & BE SEEN campaign aims to make it safer to walk in Georgia.

The Florida Department of Transportation provides links and resources around bicycle and pedestrian safety.

The Delaware Pedestrian Action Plan provides a path for DelDOT to make safe, accessible, connected, and equitable transportation facilities for all. Phase I of the plan was published in October 2022 to coincide with Pedestrian Safety Awareness Month. 

Connecticut Department of Transportation provides links and resources around bicycle and pedestrian safety.

The Left Behind campaign from the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) seeks to create more awareness of pedestrians on our streets, asking Colorado drivers to pay their full attention and to make sure we all get home safely.

Provide expertise on safety and mobility aspects of pedestrian and bicycle modes. Participate in research and technology transfer in the field of pedestrian and bicycle facilities. Develop programs to improve the safety of highway infrastructure for pedestrians and bicyclists.

Arkansas Department of Transportation safety page provides links and resources around bicycle and pedestrian safety.

This page offers some resources to help you get the most out of your biking or walking activities while doing them as safely as possible.

In an effort to improve safety conditions for all pedestrians throughout Arizona, GOHS places special emphasis on funding projects related to the enforcement of Pedestrian safety laws, schools based pedestrian safety programs, and coalitions dedicated to comprehensive pedestrian safety programs.