
Increase awareness in your
neighbourhood
Very simply, people remember what they
are constantly reminded of, so it stands to reason that if your
community does a good job of being regular with reminders of the
importance of child pedestrian safety, attention to this matter will
automatically increase. You can do your part in this regard by being
proactive. If your community already has launched an initiative to
this end, chances are they are only too happy to provide you with
free materials, like brochures and posters, for you to circulate.
Making these available in your workplace will get the word out, and
demonstrate your responsibility in the matter. If your neighbourhood
does not have such an initiative in place, don't be afraid to launch
it yourself—it's much easier than it sounds, and will set you apart
as a trustworthy leader in your community. The key points you want to
highlight are the importance of sharing the road with all
users, as well as the psychological, financial, and environmental
benefits of reducing accidents. If you are at a loss for where to
begin, feel free to ask neighbouring communities to borrow some of
their material. Chances are, they will only be too happy to help.
Getting involved on municipal and
provincial scales
While getting involved on a provincial
scale does not necessarily require the degree of extroverted
proactivity as is demanded on sub-municipal levels, it is just as
critical. Recognizing opportunities for changes takes a keen mind,
and a commitment to the cause. Your part is to encourage officials to
promote laws and practices that make roads safer. Examples of such
measures that you might lend your vocal support to include an
increase in sidewalks, as well as traffic calming structures like
speedbumps and roundabouts. When new communities are being developed,
or when old communities are being updated, encourage those who have a
say in how the plans for the roads will develop to make pedestrian
safety a priority in their designs.
Education
Although we, as adults, are primarily
responsibility for the safety of children pedestrians, this does not
mean that children should be treated as passive objects in their own
safety. While being young makes them vulnerable, that same factor
makes them excellent candidates for effect education about safety.
Children are efficient learners whose minds retain what they are
taught remarkably well. Capitalize on this property by teaching them
about safe walking. Ensure that they are aware of community
specifics, such as the safest routes to walk by, as well as those
routes which should be avoided. Encourage practices, such as crossing
streets only at intersections with signs or traffic lights, looking
both ways before crossing a road, and making eye contact with drivers
before passing in front of their vehicles. While children are young,
this is the ideal time to teach them to be focused pedestrians, who
do not become engulfed in distractions (such as electronics) that can
prove fatal. Engraining such habits in them now will also serve to
make them ideal drivers in the future.
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