Be sure you know Georgia's crosswalk law when walking or driving along Georgia roads.
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Georgia DOT’s SEE & BE SEEN campaign aims to make it safer to walk in Georgia. SEE & BE SEEN is the pedestrian component of Georgia DOT’s Drive Alert Arrive Alive campaign to reduce crashes and fatalities on Georgia’s roadways.
Pedestrian deaths continue to surge in Georgia with 249 people killed in 2019.
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of fatalities occur during overnight hours
of fatalities occur outside a crosswalk
of fatalities are attributed to motorists not yielding to pedestrians
are attributed to pedestrians
Pedestrians struck by a vehicle at...
Safety plays an intrinsic role at Georgia DOT. The department is committed to preserving safety through preventative measures and safety programs. It is our mission is to make it safe to walk in Georgia.
Thank you for joining us in this movement towards zero deaths.
Increase in pedestrian deaths in Georgia over past four years.
Fatalities occur during overnight hours
Fatalities occur outside a crosswalk
Fatalities attributed to motorist not yielding to pedestrians
Fatalities attributed to pedestrian
Pedestrians die when struck at 40 mph
Georgia DOT is doing its part for pedestrian safety through improved medians, crosswalks and pedestrian signals and added lighting. Drivers and walkers have a shared responsibility to look out for each other and keep pedestrians safe. How?
Pay attention when walking or driving.
See and be seen.
Slow down. Watch for walkers. Vehicle speed kills.
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