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The Newport Beach Police Station will implement safety measures for bicycles and pedestrians on Monday, May 8th this month, Wednesday May 17th, Monday May 22nd.

Additional police officers will visit places where bicycles and pedestrians frequently visit and places where traffic accidents have recently occurred to reduce injuries. Education and law enforcement agencies are intended for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. Police officers will focus on specific crimes, including driving under the influence of alcohol and narcotics, speeding off, illegal turning, not being able to stop signs and signs, and other dangerous activities.

If the vehicle does not lose to a pedestrian at a pedestrian crossing, or if a pedestrian has the right to hand over the way and is not beaten by the driver, legal compliance measures will be taken. If riders who do not comply with the same traffic regulations share with the cyclist for drivers who could not share the road safely with the driver, citations will be issued. People riding a bicycle always wear a helmet and people under the age of 18 must wear a helmet according to the law. Pedestrians can only cross the street marked on a crosswalk or corner

As more and more people use cars that are not these cars, the deaths of bicycles and pedestrians in California continue to increase

In the local area, the Newport Beach Police Station investigated 14 fatal injuries and 422 injuries, including pedestrians and cyclists in the past three years (the current statistics include 2013, 2014 and 2015 ). In 2013, California witnessed the deaths of 701 pedestrians and 141 cyclists, accounting for over 28% of all deaths from traffic accidents.

The police are still working on these efforts to prevent traffic related deaths and injuries. Especially when lane change or lane change, it is recommended that the driver watchfully pay attention to bicycles and pedestrians. The message to the person on the street of Newport Beach is that you are responsible for safely sharing the road whether you are on a wheel or on a walk.

The program is funded by the California State Transportation Safety Administration via National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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