Use the crosswalks on 12th Street at Kennedy, Bunting and North Avenue.
The crosswalk at Glenwood Avenue has been closed and it is unlawful to cross there.
Please activate the flashing lights at crosswalks to alert motorists that you are crossing.
Remember that traffic may not stop for pedestrians waiting to enter a crosswalk.
Make eye contact with the motorist before entering the crosswalk, ensuring the motorist stops.
When using a crosswalk at a median, stop at the median and make sure motorists see you before continuing across the street.
At dusk and into evening, wear light-colored or reflective clothing when walking to increase your visibility.
Jaywalking and crossing an intersection diagonally in unlawful. Fines for jaywalking can cost you up to a $50 fine.
Be a Safe Campus Motorist
STOP at the triangle yield markings, located 20 feet before pedestrian crosswalks. This is to ensure that motorists traveling in both lanes have a clear view of crosswalk areas.
Slow down to observe pedestrians in the area and heighten your awareness at crosswalks and intersections. Make eye contact with pedestrians before moving.
Be aware that the penalty for not observing crosswalk areas and passing another vehicle that is stopped in the crosswalk is $60 and 3 points on your driving record.
Be aware that the penalty for failing to yield to pedestrians at a crosswalk is $75 and 4 points on your driving record.
Bicyclists — be aware that the penalty for failing to dismount your bicycle before entering the roadway from the sidewalk is $50
Basic Street & Campus Safety
Wherever you are, stay alert and tuned into your surroundings.
Send the message that you are calm, confident and know where you are going.
Trust your instincts. If something or someone is making you feel uneasy, remove yourself from the environment.
Find a friend to walk or jog with late at night or early in the morning.
Tell someone where you'll be and when you'll return.
Carry a cell phone.
When going to a party, always use the buddy system.
STOP at the triangle yield markings, located 20 feet before pedestrian crosswalks. This is to ensure that motorists traveling in both lanes have a clear view of crosswalk areas.