Daylight saving time came to an end this past weekend—fall back safely with these pedestrian and cyclist safety tips This year, daylight...

If you see a “ghost bike” while out trick or treating this Halloween, don’t panic. There is a reason these ghosts rise. Have you ever...

Thanks to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), October is National Pedestrian Safety Month. Walk Safe Long Island...

Did you know that the first six months of 2021 were some of the deadliest for all roadway users per miles driven, in over ten years?...

Long Island's streets are getting an $11.3M makeover to improve pedestrian safety

Guest Blog by Brooke Oliveri, Manager of the Long Island Health Collaborative Achieving public health is multi-faceted. It is so broad,...

We’ve all heard of driving under the influence, but what about walking under the influence, or “drunk walking?” There are numerous...

Suffolk County's three-foot law is official, and it's effective immediately. Will this law help us more safely share the roads?

There may be fewer drivers on the road in the era of COVID-19, but empty roads are tempting drivers to speed.

Suffolk has passed its first three-foot law, but will County Executive Bellone must sign the bill to make it official?

Safety Tips for Pedestrians, Cyclists, and Drivers During Daylight Saving Time Daylight saving time is right around the corner. March 14...

It’s December 1st and a few things are setting in, most of us have worn pajamas to work for almost a year, handshakes are a thing of the...

Each September, a week-long celebration takes place in which villages, towns, cities and counties and other organizations are invited to...

Long before the days of COVID-19, one of my family’s favorite hobbies was to get outside and walk. Whether it was burning off a few...

During the month of June, the New York Coalition for Transportation Safety set out to two of Long Island's most dangerous intersections...

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of our daily lives; and that includes how we take a walk. Over recent months, many...

Coronavirus Hot Spots Align with Pedestrian Death/Injury Hot Spots and Communities of Color More residents out and about in their local...

Now that the majority of us are spending all of our time at home, taking a (socially distanced) walk around the neighborhood can be an...

A new school year has begun; and with it comes the hustle and bustle of busy families trying to get children to school safely and parents...

October 2 is International Walk to School Day. Each year, thousands of schools across the United States and in more than 40 countries...