Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety

Kansas will be a place where people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds have safe and convenient options to walk, bike, roll, and use other active modes for transportation and recreation.

Iowa Department of Transportation provides links and resources around bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Everyone has different preferences when it comes to transportation, but at one time or another, everyone is a pedestrian. Whether you’re a concerned resident, a parent, or a caregiver, you want to do everything you can to make sure you, your loved ones, and your neighbors can enjoy walking safely in your community. The resources below will help you do just that. We offer pedestrians of all ages guidance on maintaining safety while enjoying the benefits of walking.

The Office of the Illinois Secretary of State provides links and resources around bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Learn more about the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) initiatives related to bicycling and walking, tips and resources, as well as useful links to other organizations that are committed to bicycle and pedestrian mobility.

The Plan’s comprehensive approach not only focuses on improving pedestrian safety, it evaluates ways to enhance pedestrian mobility and accessibility to help create a multi-modal transportation system. The Hawaii Pedestrian Toolbox topics include layouts of sidewalks, presence, and timing of pedestrian crossing signals, access management along roadways, and intersection design.

Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety provides links and resources around Bicycle Safety.

Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety provides links and resources around pedestrian safety.

Georgia DOT’s SEE & BE SEEN campaign aims to make it safer to walk in Georgia.

The Florida Department of Transportation provides links and resources around bicycle and pedestrian safety.