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    If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, please dial 7-1-1 to access telecommunications relay services.
                
                Materials for Hispanic Pedestrians and Bicyclists
    

    
    
          En Español

	5 Flyers
	Publication Number
			Name
			Description
			PDF
			Ordering Info.FHWA-SA-05-019
			Hispanic Pedestrian Flyer: Caution
			Message: Use the crosswalks and look both ways before crossing. Don't assume cars will stop for you.
			PDF351 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-020
			Hispanic Bicyclist Flyer
			Message: Cyclists should keep to the right and ride with traffic. Don't assume drivers will stop for you.
			PDF345 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-021
			Hispanic Pedestrian Flyer: Crosswalks and Signals
			Message: Don't assume drivers will stop even if you are crossing appropriately. Make eye contact with driver.
			PDF 382 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-022
			Hispanic Pedestrian Flyer: Sidewalks
			Message: If you must walk on the street (no sidewalks) walk facing traffic.
			PDF484 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-023
			Hispanic Pedestrian Flyer: Intoxicated
			Message: Almost half of all pedestrians killed are intoxicated. Alcohol impairs your ability to walk and ride a bicycle.
			PDF484 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.

5 Brochures
	Publication Number
			Title
			Description
			PDF Size
			Ordering Info.FHWA-SA-05-014
			Hispanic Pedestrian Brochure: Signals
			Explains the meaning of the Pedestrian signals and appropriate crossing behavior.
			PDF399 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-015
			Hispanic Pedestrian Brochure: Bike
			Explains safe bicycling habits: Where to ride; use of helmets, reflectors, and bike lights for visibility.
			PDF377 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-016
			Hispanic Pedestrian Brochure: Caution
			Explains use of crosswalks, making eye contact with driver, watching for turning vehicles, etc.
			PDF374 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-017
			Hispanic Pedestrian Brochure: Sidewalks and Crosswalks
			Explains using sidewalks, what to do when no sidewalks are around, watching for cars and using crosswalks.
			PDF469 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.FHWA-SA-05-018
			Hispanic Pedestrian Brochure: Intoxicated
			Explains the danger of using alcohol and how it impairs your abilities. Use caution while walking.
			PDF455 KB
			NOT AVAILABLE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DOWNLOAD AND PRINT YOURSELF.**Other Materials**

Pedestrian Safer Journey 2013 (Revised):
	A web-based interactive resource that helps educators, parents and others who care about pedestrian safety to get the conversation started with children and youth. Three videos — one for each of three age groups (5-9, 10-14, and 15-18) — accompanied by a quiz or discussion and an educator's resource library can be used as an introduction to pedestrian safety skills or to augment a comprehensive curriculum.
	**Safer Bicycle Journey**
	The Bicycle Safer Journey CD (which is in English and Spanish) teaches bike safety by tracing the path of John (a teenager) as he travels through town. The user must use their knowledge of bike safety to help John make critical safety decisions as he travels on by bike. Not available online, but can be ordered in a CD Rom format here.
	Marketing Plan
	This marketing plan presents the recommendations about the audience, the safety issues to be addressed, the types and format of messages, the media, and the potential methods of dissemination of the outreach materials. Also included in this marketing plan are the results of the background research conducted in the development of the marketing plan.**Hispanic Radio PSA #1 (for download): 2 females**

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		[MP3 – 2.30 MB]**Hispanic Radio PSA #2 (for download): 2 males**

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