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October Pedestrian Safety Month Puts Motor Vehicle Risks in Focus for Alpharetta Drivers
Officials say drivers should slow down, watch for pedestrians and reduce risks on local streets and intersections during the monthlong campaign.
- Georgia is observing National Pedestrian Safety Month in October, with Greene Legal Group urging Alpharetta and North Fulton County drivers to watch for pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable road users.
- State transportation officials report that 257 pedestrians were killed on Georgia roads in 2025, leading to continued education and infrastructure efforts.
- Greene Legal Group says drivers should slow near crosswalks, school zones, shopping areas, and neighborhoods while scanning for pedestrians before turning.
- The group also advises motorists to avoid handheld devices and use extra care during dawn, dusk, and evening hours.
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October Pedestrian Safety Month Puts Motor Vehicle Risks in Focus for Alpharetta Drivers
Greene Legal Group urges North Fulton motorists to slow down, remain alert at intersections and take extra precautions as shorter days and fall activities increase pedestrian activity.
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