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NYC DOT hosted a Safe Kids Day event at the Bergen Beach Sports Complex in Brooklyn on Saturday, May 7, 2016.
“Illuminated By Night” aka IBN JEANS allows safe kids to play it safe by using high visible illuminating and reflective materials. How many times have you told your child to play where I can see you? Wearing arm bands are O.K. but they can be easily lost by children. Safety belts work, but they are not that appealing. Your child will be more stylish and more likely to be seen with IBN JEANS.
*NOTE: IBN sounds like ribbon (just take away the “R”).
The Honorable Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Kate Carr, President and CEO of Safe Kids, enjoying the Silver Party
Tokoroa, New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by: Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ (TCOSS), Tokoroa Police, David Henry Primary School and Safekids New Zealand and highlights the danger for rural kids.
A Long Short Walk led by Tokoroa Police Constable Louise Samuels with almost 30 students and staff from David Henry Primary School highlighted the dangers experienced by children at a crossing en route to school.
Maraetai Road is a busy road and it is common to see logging trucks, tankers and large amounts of traffic during school drop off and pickup times.
Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ Megan Atkins said the community is aware of this issue, and is coming together to discuss possible interventions.
“We’d love to see better visibility at crossings, lower speeds where necessary, traffic calming measures, and more road and pedestrian safety education for children and adults,” Megan said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Tokoroa, New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by: Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ (TCOSS), Tokoroa Police, David Henry Primary School and Safekids New Zealand and highlights the danger for rural kids.
A Long Short Walk led by Tokoroa Police Constable Louise Samuels with almost 30 students and staff from David Henry Primary School highlighted the dangers experienced by children at a crossing en route to school.
Maraetai Road is a busy road and it is common to see logging trucks, tankers and large amounts of traffic during school drop off and pickup times.
Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ Megan Atkins said the community is aware of this issue, and is coming together to discuss possible interventions.
“We’d love to see better visibility at crossings, lower speeds where necessary, traffic calming measures, and more road and pedestrian safety education for children and adults,” Megan said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Jim Miller from Wilson Fire/Rescue Services and Bryan Boyd from Nash Community College Fire Accadamy work on a child safety seat Thursday, December 6, 2012 during a Safe Kids instalation event in front of Target. Brad Coville | Times
Tokoroa, New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by: Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ (TCOSS), Tokoroa Police, David Henry Primary School and Safekids New Zealand and highlights the danger for rural kids.
A Long Short Walk led by Tokoroa Police Constable Louise Samuels with almost 30 students and staff from David Henry Primary School highlighted the dangers experienced by children at a crossing en route to school.
Maraetai Road is a busy road and it is common to see logging trucks, tankers and large amounts of traffic during school drop off and pickup times.
Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ Megan Atkins said the community is aware of this issue, and is coming together to discuss possible interventions.
“We’d love to see better visibility at crossings, lower speeds where necessary, traffic calming measures, and more road and pedestrian safety education for children and adults,” Megan said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Tokoroa, New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by: Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ (TCOSS), Tokoroa Police, David Henry Primary School and Safekids New Zealand and highlights the danger for rural kids.
A Long Short Walk led by Tokoroa Police Constable Louise Samuels with almost 30 students and staff from David Henry Primary School highlighted the dangers experienced by children at a crossing en route to school.
Maraetai Road is a busy road and it is common to see logging trucks, tankers and large amounts of traffic during school drop off and pickup times.
Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ Megan Atkins said the community is aware of this issue, and is coming together to discuss possible interventions.
“We’d love to see better visibility at crossings, lower speeds where necessary, traffic calming measures, and more road and pedestrian safety education for children and adults,” Megan said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Tokoroa, New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by: Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ (TCOSS), Tokoroa Police, David Henry Primary School and Safekids New Zealand and highlights the danger for rural kids.
A Long Short Walk led by Tokoroa Police Constable Louise Samuels with almost 30 students and staff from David Henry Primary School highlighted the dangers experienced by children at a crossing en route to school.
Maraetai Road is a busy road and it is common to see logging trucks, tankers and large amounts of traffic during school drop off and pickup times.
Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ Megan Atkins said the community is aware of this issue, and is coming together to discuss possible interventions.
“We’d love to see better visibility at crossings, lower speeds where necessary, traffic calming measures, and more road and pedestrian safety education for children and adults,” Megan said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Tokoroa, New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by: Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ (TCOSS), Tokoroa Police, David Henry Primary School and Safekids New Zealand and highlights the danger for rural kids.
A Long Short Walk led by Tokoroa Police Constable Louise Samuels with almost 30 students and staff from David Henry Primary School highlighted the dangers experienced by children at a crossing en route to school.
Maraetai Road is a busy road and it is common to see logging trucks, tankers and large amounts of traffic during school drop off and pickup times.
Tokoroa Council of Social Services’ Megan Atkins said the community is aware of this issue, and is coming together to discuss possible interventions.
“We’d love to see better visibility at crossings, lower speeds where necessary, traffic calming measures, and more road and pedestrian safety education for children and adults,” Megan said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Maj. Gen. John Peabody (right), Mississippi Valley Division commander, used his stop in North Daktoa to present a National Water Safety award to Carma Hanson, Grand Forks Safe Kids coordinator. Also in the photo is Col. Dan Koprowski (left), St. Paul District commander, and the person who nominated Hanson for this award, Scott Tichy, St. Paul District park ranger. -USACE photo by Shannon Bauer
Whangarei , New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by a team from RoadSafe Northland, Whangarei District Council, Police, Northland Regional Council, Northland District Health Board, Manaia PHO, members of the public and Safekids New Zealand.
‘The Green Man’ leads the Long Short Walk! Walk safe with the “Traffic Light Green Man” - promote pedestrian safety and sustainable transport.
Road Safety Projects Facilitator Morag van der Veer said the green men, with Safekids Long Short Walk signboards, a loud hailer and drums, were a big hit at Kensington Park where weekend rugby, football and netball games were being held.
“We had about 22-30 walkers and an audience of hundreds. At times spectators joined in and walked alongside us,” Morag said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
FedEx Air and Ground Players of the Year Competition - Jamaal Charles, Moira Donahue, and Phil Simms.
Whangarei , New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by a team from RoadSafe Northland, Whangarei District Council, Police, Northland Regional Council, Northland District Health Board, Manaia PHO, members of the public and Safekids New Zealand.
‘The Green Man’ leads the Long Short Walk! Walk safe with the “Traffic Light Green Man” - promote pedestrian safety and sustainable transport.
Road Safety Projects Facilitator Morag van der Veer said the green men, with Safekids Long Short Walk signboards, a loud hailer and drums, were a big hit at Kensington Park where weekend rugby, football and netball games were being held.
“We had about 22-30 walkers and an audience of hundreds. At times spectators joined in and walked alongside us,” Morag said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Whangarei , New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by a team from RoadSafe Northland, Whangarei District Council, Police, Northland Regional Council, Northland District Health Board, Manaia PHO, members of the public and Safekids New Zealand.
‘The Green Man’ leads the Long Short Walk! Walk safe with the “Traffic Light Green Man” - promote pedestrian safety and sustainable transport.
Road Safety Projects Facilitator Morag van der Veer said the green men, with Safekids Long Short Walk signboards, a loud hailer and drums, were a big hit at Kensington Park where weekend rugby, football and netball games were being held.
“We had about 22-30 walkers and an audience of hundreds. At times spectators joined in and walked alongside us,” Morag said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz
Whangarei , New Zealand, Long Short Walk event held as part of the second global UN Road Safety week, 6-12 May 2013. Event organised by a team from RoadSafe Northland, Whangarei District Council, Police, Northland Regional Council, Northland District Health Board, Manaia PHO, members of the public and Safekids New Zealand.
‘The Green Man’ leads the Long Short Walk! Walk safe with the “Traffic Light Green Man” - promote pedestrian safety and sustainable transport.
Road Safety Projects Facilitator Morag van der Veer said the green men, with Safekids Long Short Walk signboards, a loud hailer and drums, were a big hit at Kensington Park where weekend rugby, football and netball games were being held.
“We had about 22-30 walkers and an audience of hundreds. At times spectators joined in and walked alongside us,” Morag said.
Thanks to Safe Kids Worldwide - www.safekids.org - and FedEx for supporting these Long Short Walk Events!
For more about Safekids NZ and our unintentional child injury prevention work please see our websites www.safekids.org.nz and www.mysafekids.org.nz and follow us on Twitter - www.twitter.com/safekidsnz