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Pedestrian crashes are rising. What is driving the rise? And what cost-effective treatments can improve safety? TRB hosted a webinar on Tuesday, June 13, 2023 from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Eastern that examined pedestrian crash trends and analyze various contributing factors. Presenters also provided recommendations for cost-effective safety improvements throughout the roadway network. TRB […]
The pedestrian safety month resource webinar recordings can be viewed here and focuses on the national roadway safety strategy. The webinar also covers valuable insights into topics such as data and safe streets for all, which highlights the importance of secure pedestrian environments community involvement in promoting pedestrian safety.