Pedestrians in Bakersfield can find obstacles to their travel along every city street. Proper crosswalks may be a mile or more apart. Intersections with crosswalks
Drivers on rural roads across Fresno County know that motorists often travel too fast and too often take their eyes from the road. Drivers that
Foot travel on the busy roads of Fresno can be frightening enough for pedestrians trying to cross in front of careless drivers. But in some
Highway 101 through Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties becomes a dangerous stretch of road when drivers become careless. A jerk of the wheel
Travel along the Monterey/Salinas Highway (also known as Hwy 68) gets very hazardous when drivers become reckless. A thoughtless driver may even get out on
Motorcyclists traveling on freeways take on dangers from careless drivers in many different forms. Drivers can be typing on a cell phone and not realize
Those on foot traveling in and around Bakersfield don’t always receive the full attention of drivers. Drivers can be distracted or simply lost in thought
Pedestrians can face major obstacles when trying to get around any section of San Jose. Crosswalks may force those on foot to traverse many lanes
Traffic along Bullard Avenue in Fresno doesn’t thin out all that much, even as the sun goes down. Traffic levels may still be dangerous and
Pedestrians in Salinas can find it difficult to locate safe crosswalks to travel the city. They can also face careless and reckless drivers who don’t
