Halloween is coming soon and our little ghosts and goblins will be out and about! Lets make sure our roads are safe for everyone. pic.twitter.com/lu1kAlIHFx
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) October 27, 2021
Most Snohomish County drivers respect the speed limit. This is so important, because we know that there is a high risk for the few who choose to speed. In fact, 30 percent of traffic fatalities in Washington involve speed as a factor. pic.twitter.com/SUufqTd1Xq
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) October 25, 2021
Help everyone get to their destination by sharing the road safely!https://t.co/hBs2RJNsEi
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) October 22, 2021
Stopping for approaching pedestrians is a little thing for a driver, but a big deal to people traveling by foot. Over 20 percent of pedestrian fatalities happen in crosswalks. We can change that by being alert to the most vulnerable folks on the road. pic.twitter.com/FP0lt9vh7v
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) October 20, 2021
I #BUCKLE UP 👍🏽 and put my #PHONEDOWN 👎🏽 Most of us in WA do!! Do YOU?! #BuckleUpPhoneDown
Though the majority of us drive safe—always—this weekends crashes are a reminder that not all of us do. Here are some tips to share to help convince your friends and family that small (positive) behavior changes can make a huge impact for us all! #DriveFocused #DriveSmart #DriveSafe
Did you know in WA you are required to slow down at least 10 MPH under the posted limit and move over if safe to do so for stopped emergency vehicles including tow trucks, police, fire, EMS, construction and roadside assistance vehicles? https://t.co/r0dJIJpkmT
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) September 29, 2021
Homecoming this weekend? Please have a plan for a sober driver before you party. DUI patrols will be out Friday and Saturday night looking for impaired drivers. pic.twitter.com/rrt9EqqShw
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) September 24, 2021
Nationally Certified Child Seat Techs here! Do you have questions on how to keep your child safer in the car?! Drop your questions here ⬇️⬇️:
It’s Child Passenger Safety Week! Let’s work together to ensure our littlest citizens are transported safely. Visit the link to learn what stage of car seat your child should be in. https://t.co/oyhqPPdE2i pic.twitter.com/4BgWrOFcld
— SnoCo Target Zero (@SnoCoTargetZero) September 21, 2021
