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If you missed the pedestrian safety month resource webinar, please access the recordings here. The webinar focuses on the national roadway safety strategy, using the safe system approach, particularly on underserved communities. Also, valuable insights into topics are covered, such as data and safe streets for all, which highlights the importance of secure pedestrian environments […]