Our pedestrian safety campaigns remind you to Look Up, Look Out, and Stay Alert. That goes for drivers, too. When you’re behind the wheel, you need to slow down, follow traffic signals, and share the road. Here we offer downloadable graphics and brochures that you can share locally or on social media. These cover issues important to both pedestrians and drivers. They include statistics, as well as information on fines and penalties related to traffic violations.
Be the Driver campaign encourages personal responsibility for drivers. The March 2021 social media toolkit includes copy and creative for Be the SHARE THE ROAD Driver, Be the SOBER Driver, Be the MAKE A PLAN Driver, and Be the SLOW DOWN Driver. These social media resources encourage people to join the fight to Be the Driver – Who Saves Lives.
The Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT), along with the Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) and government and law enforcement officials throughout the Baltimore region, have launched Look Alive, a new campaign to raise awareness of pedestrian and bicyclist safety.
D.C., Maryland, and Virginia officials have joined together for the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) Street Smart campaign, which helps raise awareness about pedestrian and bicycle safety.
Download the complete list of pedestrian and driver violations in Spanish. The titles of these cards are Infracción del peatón and Infracción del conductor. Each of these contains the same information as the English card, including descriptions of the infractions and all penalties.
This PDF includes lists of violations that endanger pedestrians and the fines they incur. For drivers, it also includes the number of points added to your license if you receive a ticket.
Download the complete list of pedestrian and driver violations in Spanish. The titles of these cards are Infracción del peatón and Infracción del conductor. Each of these contains the same information as the English card, including descriptions of the infractions and all penalties.
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