New York DMV Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety Awareness

Be AwareBe AlertDrive DefensivelyMore InformationBe AwarePedestrians and Bicyclists are Different Than Other Road UsersPedestrians and bicyclists have the right to use roadways just as motorists do. However, unlike motorists, they do not have to get a learner permit or pass tests to qualify and may not be trained in the rules that apply to all roadway users. They may be any age or level of ability. They may be deaf or blind, have mobility issues, or they may be distracted.

Drivers Would Learn About Sharing the Road, Thanks to Senate Bill - Streetsblog New York City

Appendix B Examples of Successful and Unsuccessful Behavioral Change Campaigns, Communicating Safe Behavior Practices to Vulnerable Road Users

New York DMV Chapter 11: Sharing the Road

After a cyclist riding on the sidewalk collides with a pedestrian, hip replacement and long recovery follows - Mission Local

Micromobility - The New Jersey Bicycle and Pedestrian Resource Center

Efforts to Improve Pedestrian Safety

Truck Driver Training for Safe Urban Operations in San Francisco, CA - FHWA Office of Operations

To Stop Pedestrian Deaths NYC Must Change How it Builds Streets

Governor's Traffic Safety Committee/Department of Health - NYS PTA

NY to Require New Drivers to Take Bike/Pedestrian Safety

Seven Steps for New York State's Leaders to Transform Our Streets — Transportation Alternatives

Most pedestrian and cyclists deaths caused by preventable accidents, data shows