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“It's painfully obvious that a person driving a two-ton motorized vehicle is capable of so much more damage than someone riding a 30-pound bicycle...it seems like maybe they’ve forgotten that,” one road safety advocate says.
Pedestrian traffic fatalities increased by 15% in Texas in 2021, according to data from the Texas Department of Transportation, and officials say drivers find it more challenging to see pedestrians
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Halloween night will bring anything from spooky ghosts and goblins to masked superheroes and crowned princesses knocking at your door — but only for about two hours for kids under the age of 13.
With pedestrian deaths up from last year, the Texas Department of Transportation is using 'human billboards' to remind drivers and pedestrians to stay alert.
It will be more challenging to see pedestrians as days get shorter during the fall and winter months. That’s why TxDOT’s “Be Safe. Drive Smart.” pedestrian safety campaign is kicking