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Many laws, reports and guidelines encourage pedestrian and bicycle safety in your communities. Check out the legislation enacted, existing reports and guidelines. Learn more about what your State is doing to ensure your safety. For guidance on pedestrian facility accessibility, see Accessibility...
In order for a state or locality to understand its pedestrian or bicycle safety problem, it is important to take a detailed look at crash facts in order to come up with solutions. The documents on this page offer general pedestrian and bicycle crash information.
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Speeding - traveling too fast for conditions or exceeding the...
In 2015, there were 6.3 million crashes reported across the nation, including 35,092 fatalities and 2.44 million injuries, according to ...
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