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'Tis the Season to see Drivers and Pedestrians Everywhere

Shoppers are bustling to find the perfect gift. Drivers are rushing about and increasing the amount of traffic on the road. Students are out for the winter break, and many people will be off work to enjoy the time with family and friends.

The holiday season is a joyous and exciting time of the year that brings out-of-town guests, shopping, family gatherings, New Year’s Eve celebrations and much more. Nevertheless, it can also be a dangerous and careless time of the year. Lifeguard Ambulance Service would like to remind the community of some safety precautions to take this holiday season.

Be aware of surroundings
Lock vehicles and houses
Use caution when walking about shopping centers and through parking lots
Make eye contact with drivers before crossing in front of them
Use crosswalks and sidewalks

Drivers:

Look out for pedestrians, especially in congested or limited visibility areas, such as shopping centers, grocery stores and parking lots
Slowdown in neighborhoods and near parks where children may be playing
Be aware of traffic around you and others who may not be paying attention
Don’t rush: your life and the lives of others are more important
Call a cab or use a designated driver: do not drive intoxicated or under the influence
Do not text, post on social media, take pictures, email, etc. while driving
Understand and decrease potential distractions: such as using navigation systems, talking to passengers/children, driving tired, adjusting electronic devices, etc.
Listen and respond accordingly to emergency vehicles (fire, EMS, police), safely moving out of their way

Lifeguard Ambulance Service wishes you a safe and joyous holiday season!

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The following information regarding the Aviation Consumer Protection Division is provided to comply with 49 U.S.C. Section 42302. The DOT Aviation Consumer Protection Division’s contact information is as follows:

Aviation Consumer Protection Division, C-75
U.S. Department of Transportation, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE. Washington, DC 20590
202-366-2220 (TTY 202-336-0511), 1-866-TELL-FAA (1-866-835-5322)

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