WATCH OUT FOR EACH OTHER
In 2018, there were 79 pedestrian fatalities in Nevada. Both pedestrians and drivers need to watch out for each other.

Know The Facts
Know The Law – Drivers

Crosswalks exist at any intersection, whether there are markings or not.

Drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.

Drivers must stop or slow down before passing another vehicle, until you have determined whether that vehicle has stopped for a pedestrian.

In the presence of a school crossing guard, drivers must wait for all persons to clear the road before proceeding.

Drivers must yield to a blind person using a cane or service animal.
When flashing, a vehicle is allowed to enter an intersection only to make the turn indicated by the arrow, but the driver must first yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians.
Know The Law – Pedestrians

Pedestrians must obey all traffic-control devices and signals.

Pedestrians must walk on the left side of the street facing traffic, if no sidewalk is available.

Pedestrians must not cross an intersection diagonally, unless the intersection is specifically designed for this.
HELP SAVE A LIFE - Drivers

Drive alert

Drive sober

Don’t pass stopped cars

Slow down

Follow signs and signals

Avoid distractions like cell phones
HELP SAVE A LIFE - Pedestrians

Make eye contact with drivers

Avoid distractions like cell phones

Look both ways before crossing

Obey signs and signals

Help children and teach them how to cross safely

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