PACE TULSA, a for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing pedestrian safety through online pedestrian awareness crosswalk education. Join us in our mission to "Making our streets safer, one crosswalk intersection at a time!
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PACE TULSA Started in 2013, after the founder’s involvement in a near critical crosswalk injury.
The foundation has worked online with local transportation officials to identify high-risk areas for pedestrian accidents and to develop solutions to improve safety. PACE TULSA has also advocated for improved crosswalk signage and lighting, as well as increased enforcement of crosswalk laws.
PACE TULSA’S commitment to pedestrian safety is demonstrated through its focus on public education campaigns, community outreach, advocacy efforts, and data-driven analysis.
The foundation, PACE TULSA has made a significant impact online by raising awareness about pedestrian safety and providing education programs to the public.
PACE TULSA aims to educate pedestrians and drivers about the importance of crosswalk intersection safety.
The data analysis found that 153 fewer pedestrians were killed in the first half of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022. Pedestrian Awareness campaigns raise awareness about pedestrian safety rules, educate the public about the dangers of distracted walking, and promote safe crosswalk behavior.
By empowering our community, we empower ourselves to create safer streets for all. Let’s work together to ensure that every journey, no matter how short, is a safe one.
GHSA’s annual Spotlight on Highway Safety report offers the first look at state and national trends in pedestrian traffic deaths from January through June 2023 based on preliminary data provided by State Highway Safety Offices (SHSOs).
Public Education
PACE TULSA founder recognized the need for education and awareness programs that could help prevent pedestrian accidents and fatalities. Teaming up with a group of like-minded individuals to launch PACE TULSA AGS FOUNDATION. PACE TULSA started in 2013.
“Driver deaths, in the United States, whom were struck and killed in the first half of 2023 totaled 3,373 people. This statistical rate is down slightly from the year before, according to (GHSA).”
PACE TULSA, Engaging Pedestrians, with local communities through events, workshops, and partnerships helps identify specific needs and tailor safety messages to different demographics.
Community Outreach
PACE TULSA also partners online with implemented crosswalk safety programs that include classroom instruction and crosswalk simulations online. We like to view the internet as a public medium of instruction.
“Community outreach is the bridge between safety awareness and real-world change.”
Lobbying for policies that support pedestrian safety, such as improved intersection infrastructure, stricter traffic safety laws, and funding for pedestrian safety initiatives, can significantly impact the safety of our communities. Pedestrian safety isn’t just a slogan; it’s a commitment
Advocacy
“Advocates for policies that prioritize people involved in life changing arrow-signal throwing; dart-outs; and collision events.”
By analyzing data on pedestrian accidents and public safety awareness trends, organizations can identify high-risk areas, target specific interventions, and measure the effectiveness of their efforts.
Data Analysis
PACE TULSA’s programs are designed to educate pedestrians about safe crossing practices and to promote awareness among drivers about the importance of yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks.
Using powerful tools for understanding pedestrian safety trends and identifying high-risk areas.”
Pedestrian safety remains a critical issue in the United States, with thousands of pedestrians injured or killed in traffic accidents annually.
PACE TULSA was founded by a social service advocate who became passionate about pedestrian safety after witnessing several close calls between pedestrians and drivers. In Tulsa, Oklahoma, where PACE TULSA is based, pedestrian safety is a particularly pressing concern.
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