Distracted driving remains one of the leading causes of pedestrian accidents. In busy urban areas where people walk frequently the danger increases when drivers divert their [ā¦]
Pedestrians must obey many of the same rules motorists do, yet when someone walking is struck by a vehicle, the injuries can be devastating or fatal. [ā¦]
Below is the clearest, most current picture of pedestrian safety in California using finalized 2023 statewide totals, detailed 2022 breakdowns, and credible 2024 indicators. Where 2024 [ā¦]
Every year thousands of pedestrians are injured or killed when hit by motor vehicles. As someone walking, you have fewer protections, but you also have strong [ā¦]
Intersections are where roads cross, where cars, bikes, and pedestrians meet, and where crashes happen more than anywhere else. Around forty percent of all traffic accidents [ā¦]
California has seen a troubling rise in pedestrian deaths over the past decade. Among its counties, San Francisco leads the state: almost half of all pedestrian [ā¦]
Suppose you dashed across the street mid-block, didnāt see an oncoming car, and ended up in the hospital with a broken leg. The other driver had [ā¦]
Glendale is a beautiful and active city. Its sunny weather and vibrant neighborhoods make it a great place to live. Yet some intersections in Glendale carry [ā¦]
Pedestrian accidents in Los Angeles result in very high rates of injury and fatality. In recent years, LA has averaged about 2,865 pedestrian deaths or injuries [ā¦]
As e-commerce continues to grow, California neighborhoods and shopping districts are seeing unprecedented levels of delivery van traffic. This surge poses new risks for pedestrians, especially [ā¦]
Jogging at night can be peaceful and convenient, especially in Californiaās warm evenings. However, reduced visibility increases the risk of accidents with vehicles, cyclists, or even [ā¦]
Pedestrian bridges also known as footbridges or skywalks are more than just convenient shortcuts. In Californiaās high-traffic areas, they can significantly improve safety, accessibility, and neighborhood [ā¦]
California is home to world-class sports teams and stadiums, from the Dodgers and Lakers in Los Angeles to the 49ers in Santa Clara. While these events [ā¦]
Parades are a beloved tradition in many California communities, celebrating holidays, heritage, or local pride. But these events can temporarily disrupt normal traffic flow and increase [ā¦]
Volunteer crossing guards may not wear badges or drive patrol cars, but they play a critical role in keeping Californiaās streets safe. These community members stand [ā¦]
While Bakersfield is surrounded by beautiful farmland and rolling hills, its rural roads can pose serious hazards for drivers. Limited lighting, high speeds, and unexpected obstacles [ā¦]
Crosswalks are more than painted lines on pavement, they are critical tools for keeping pedestrians safe. In Californiaās busy urban and suburban areas, proper crosswalk design [ā¦]
School zones are some of the busiest and potentially most dangerous areas on weekday mornings and afternoons. With students walking, parents rushing, and buses maneuvering, accidents [ā¦]
San Diegoās walkable neighborhoods and vibrant downtown make it one of Californiaās most pedestrian-friendly cities. Yet recent traffic safety data reveals a troubling rise in pedestrian [ā¦]
Walking across the street outside a crosswalk used to be risky not just physically but legally. In Los Angeles, that perception has shifted in recent years [ā¦]
Although these incidents are not as common as other traffic accidents, they still happen more often than many people realize. National data shows that more than [ā¦]
Oakland is a vibrant city filled with culture, history, and bustling neighborhoods. But in 2025, it has also become one of the most dangerous cities in [ā¦]
Sacramento has grown into one of Californiaās busiest capitals, with more cars, more commuters, and more families walking to schools and parks every day. But with [ā¦]