Care More Crossing Beach Boulevard

The area along Beach Boulevard from Southside Boulevard to I-295 is a hotspot for pedestrian crashes. Between 2012 and 2016, 66 people walking or riding bikes were killed or injured by motorists in that section of Beach Boulevard. Most of the pedestrian crashes were caused by people not using crosswalks or following the crossing signals. Care More Crossing Beach Boulevard is a safety campaign that reminds pedestrians how to cross safely. Drivers also need to remember to stop and allow pedestrians to cross before turning. Please take our brief survey below to share your thoughts on this important issue.

How did you learn about the Care More Crossing Beach Boulevard campaign? Check all that apply:

Postcard in mail

Sidewalk decals

Radio

Flea Market

Postcard/poster in business

Friend/family

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Before the campaign, did you know drivers are supposed to stop and wait for pedestrians to cross first before turning?

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Before the campaign, did you know pedestrians are supposed to walk inside the crosswalk when crossing Beach Boulevard instead of crossing in the middle of a block without a crosswalk?

Yes

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Before the campaign, did you know pedestrians are supposed to push the crossing button to get more time to cross and follow the signals?

Yes

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What other pedestrian safety concerns do you have?

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Care More Crossing Beach Boulevard

Care More Crossing Beach Boulevard

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How did you learn about the Care More Crossing Beach Boulevard campaign? Check all that apply:

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Before the campaign, did you know drivers are supposed to stop and wait for pedestrians to cross first before turning?

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Before the campaign, did you know pedestrians are supposed to walk inside the crosswalk when crossing Beach Boulevard instead of crossing in the middle of a block without a crosswalk?

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Before the campaign, did you know pedestrians are supposed to push the crossing button to get more time to cross and follow the signals?

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What other pedestrian safety concerns do you have?