For Pedestrian Safety 
Pedestrian deaths continue to surge in Georgia with 264 people killed in 2018. That's up a staggering 54% from 2014, and is the highest annual pedestrian fatality count in state history. 
 
82% 
of fatalities occur during overnight hours 
 
90% 
of fatalities occur outside a crosswalk 
 
33% 
of fatalities are attributed to motoriss not yielding to pedestrians 
 
33% 
are attributed to pedestrians 
 
Pedestrians struck by a vehicle at... 
40 mph = 9 of 10 DIE 
 
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IS A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY 
Pay attention when walking or driving. 
 
WALKERS: 
See and be seen. 
 
DRIVERS: 
Slow down. Watch for walkers. Vehicle speed kills. 
 
Georgia DOT's SEE & BE SEEN campaign aims to make it safer to walk in Georgia. SEE & BE SEEN is the pedestrian component of Georgia DOT's Drive Alert Arrive Alive campaign to reduce crashes and fatalities on Georgia's roadways. 
*Based on fatalities where contributing factor is identified. Balance attributed to multiple factors. 
WWW.DOT.GA.GOV/SBS