Pedestrian Safety Apps: Do They Really Work?
Our smartphones are equipped with tools that help us in almost every aspect of life.
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Safety Tips for College Students Walking Home at Night
Walking home at night, especially after a long day of classes or social activities, can be a normal part of college life.
Are Pedestrians or Drivers Liable for Accidents that Occur at Night?
When the sun sets, the rules of the road don’t change, but the risks certainly do.
How Can Pedestrians Prove They Weren’t at Fault after Being Hit by Vehicles?
When a pedestrian is struck by a vehicle, the aftermath can be physically and emotionally devastating.
Why Is Wisconsin Seeing an Increase in Pedestrian Fatalities?
In 2022, pedestrian fatalities reached their highest numbers since 1981, with the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) reporting 7,508 pedestrian deaths.
5 Tips for Staying Safe While Walking When It’s Snowing
Winter brings the enchanting beauty of snow-covered landscapes in Wisconsin, but it also presents challenges when it comes to outdoor activities like walking.
How to Walk Safely When Sidewalks and Crosswalks Aren’t Available
Nearly 1,300 pedestrians are injured yearly in Wisconsin, and another 53 suffer fatal consequences in a pedestrian accident.
Should You Walk Facing Toward or Away from Traffic as a Pedestrian?
Originally published July 8, 2021.
Why You Shouldn’t Walk or Jog with Earbuds
Using earbuds while walking and jogging can be a great way to motivate yourself and make exercising more enjoyable.
