TOWN OF CARRBORO: Motorist Safety Tips

TOWN OF CARRBORO: Motorist Safety Tips
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Town of Carrboro issued the following announcement on Jan. 31.

Safety is a shared responsibility. Motorists need to be watchful for pedestrians and bicyclists, drive at slower speeds, avoid distraction, and know the laws regarding when pedestrians or bicyclists have the right-of-way.

  • Be prepared to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
  • Give a bicyclist at least four feet of space when passing, or you may completely enter the left lane if conditions are safe to do so.
  • Never pass a vehicle that is stopped for pedestrians.
  • Before making a turn, be sure the path is clear of any pedestrians or bicyclists.
  • Slow down in areas where you are likely to find pedestrians, such as near bus stops, schools, and playgrounds.
  • Look carefully behind your vehicle for approaching pedestrians before backing-up.
  • Keep an eye out for pedestrians at night that may be walking near or across the road.
  • Avoid distractions such as food, passengers and using mobile devices. Talking and texting while driving is both dangerous and illegal in many places.
  • Learn more at https://www.watchformenc.org/safetyresources/ 

Original source can be found here.



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