Summary
The city launched the education campaign required by Resolution 25-1906 after November's traffic code changes requiring drivers to stop for everyone in crosswalks; billboards, radio, TV, and even speed-camera citation inserts are planned.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Pedestrians, cyclists, wheelchair and scooter users, and school communities.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council — March 16, 2026
The city launched its 'Stop for Everyone' campaign, making every trail crossing a crosswalk, driven by the family of Kayla, a 19-year-old cyclist killed in a crash.
City Council — February 18, 2026
DMD briefed the council on its 'Stop for Everyone' crosswalk campaign — videos filmed, billboards and a website coming next month — part of the city's push to eliminate traffic deaths.
City Council — January 5, 2026
The city launched the education campaign required by Resolution 25-1906 after November's traffic code changes requiring drivers to stop for everyone in crosswalks; billboards, radio, TV, and even speed-camera citation inserts are planned.
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