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Safe Streets for Adults. #LookAliveLouisville. PURPOSE: The purpose of this presentation is to provide pedestrian safety information to both people driving cars and people who are walking our city streets. Pre-Test. The majority of pedestrian crashes involve which age group? A. 1-25
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Safe Streets for Adults #LookAliveLouisville
PURPOSE: The purpose of this presentation is to provide pedestrian safety information to both people driving cars and people who are walking our city streets.
Pre-Test • The majority of pedestrian crashes involve which age group? A. 1-25 B. 25-54 C. 54-74 D.75+ 2. What is the leading motorist factor in pedestrian crashes? A. drinking B. inattention C. failure to yield D. running into the roadway 3. If there is no sidewalk where do you walk? A. on the right side of the road facing away from traffic B. on the left side of the road facing traffic
Pre-Test 4. How can you ensure that drivers are paying attention when you walk across the street? • make eye contact • wait for the crossing signal • walk only in the crosswalk 5. Pedestrians struck at 40 miles per hour have ___% chance of dying? • 20 • 60 • 90
Pre-Test 6. What is the leading pedestrian factor in crashes with pedestrians where a fatality occurs? • walking in the road • dark clothing at night • darting into the roadway
Pedestrian Safety Action Plan Background
Pedestrian Crashes by Age 2006-2014 Source: Kentucky Collision Analysis for the Public 49% of crashes involve pedestrians who are 25-54 years old
Pedestrian Fatalities by Age 2006-2014 Source: Kentucky Collision Analysis for the Public
Crash Factors and Statistics Motorist Factors
Crash Factors and Statistics Yield to pedestrians Don’t text and Drive
Crash Factors and Statistics Pedestrian Factors
Crash Factors and Statistics Darting into Roadway Dark clothing Walking in roadway
Fatality Factors and Statistics Motorist Factors
Fatality Factors and Statistics Pedestrian Factors
Post-Test • The majority of pedestrian crashes involve which age group? A. 1-25 B. 25-54 C. 54-74 D.75+ 2. What is the leading factor in pedestrian & motorist crashes? A. drinking B. inattention C. failure to yield D. running into the roadway 3. If there is no sidewalk where do you walk? A. on the right side of the road facing away from traffic B. on the left side of the road facing traffic
Post-Test 4. How can you ensure that drivers are paying attention when you cross the street? • make eye contact • wait for the crossing • signal • walk only in the crosswalk 5. Pedestrians struck at 40 miles per hour have ___% chance of dying? • 20 • 60 • 90
Post-Test 6. What is the leading pedestrian factor in crashes with pedestrians where a fatality occurs? • walking in the road • dark clothing at night • darting into the roadway
Safe Streets for Adults Thank you! https://louisvilleky.gov/government/public-works/look-alive-louisville #LookAliveLouisville