Understanding how youth travel to and from school or to popular youth destinations within the Pueblo is important to improving roadway safety within Santo Domingo Pueblo.

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Walking, Biking, Running, Skating, & Scooters

• Be Safe, Be Seen: Just because you can see oncoming traffic, doesn't always mean drivers can see you.
  Wear light or bright colors, use reflective gear, and carry a flashlight or mount a light on your bike/scooter.

• Heads Up Phones Down: Keep your phones stored and your hands free when crossing the street.

• Make Eye Contact: Make sure drivers see you before crossing the street.

• Protect Your Head: Wear your helmet when biking, skating, or riding a scooter. Helmets greatly reduce the risk of serious injuries in the event of a crash.
• Use Designated Paths: When available, use the Santo Domingo pathways instead of the roads.

Driver Safety

• Buckle Up: Always wear your seat belt and make sure everyone is buckled up on every trip. Seat belts reduce the risk of getting hurt or killed in a car crash by nearly 50 percent.

• Watch for Bikes and Pedestrians: Watch for people crossing the street when approaching intersections.

• Slow Down: Reduce your speed near schools and areas with bikes and pedestrians.

• Avoid Distractions: Stay alert and keep your eyes on the road. Avoid distractions such as cell phones, other devices, and even eating while driving.

• Drive Sober: Don't drink and drive, even one drink can impair your judgement and ability to drive safely.