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We all share the responsibility to keep our roadways safe. To save lives, we have to watch out for each other. On average in Central Florida, about 980 pedestrians are seriously injured and 90 people are killed each year trying to do something as simple and necessary as cross the street. Best Foot Forward is the largest grassroots coalition in the country aimed at reducing serious pedestrian injuries and fatalities through education, engineering, enforcement and evaluation. The success of the Best Foot Forward movement depends on every resident, neighborhood group and community coming together to change the culture of conflict between walkers and drivers.

Lake and Polk Counties Select Crosswalks for 2025 Driver Yield Rate Study

As part of FDOT’s Target Zero initiative, Polk and Lake Counties have each recently selected eight initial crosswalks for the…

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Best Foot Forward Officially Launches in Flagler County, Strengthening Pedestrian Safety Efforts

On March 17, 2025, the Flagler County Board of County Commissioners formally recognized the county’s commitment to pedestrian safety by…

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OBFF Feb 2025 Recap

Operation Best Foot Forward Reminds Drivers to Yield to Pedestrians Near Schools

In recognition of School Crossing Guard Appreciation Day on February 7, the Best Foot Forward for Pedestrian Safety program kicked…

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Advocating for Safer Crosswalks SR A1A

Advocating for Safer Crosswalks: Updates from SR A1A in Indian Harbour Beach

In 2024, the Best Foot Forward (BFF) program celebrated a major milestone in pedestrian safety advocacy: the announcement of full…

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BFF Flagler Lake Polk Expansion

Expanding Pedestrian Safety Across Central Florida: Best Foot Forward Launches in Flagler, Lake, and Polk Counties

The Best Foot Forward (BFF) program is kicking off 2025 with exciting news: an expansion into Flagler, Lake, and Polk…

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Operation Best Foot Forward Promotes Pedestrian Safety Awareness in Memory of Road Traffic Victims

With pedestrian fatalities rising nationwide, the urgent need for safer roadways has never been more critical. In honor of World…

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