A Road Safety Message from the North Grenville Police Services Board

The North Grenville Road Safety Committee is reminding all road users that everyone has a role to play when it comes to staying safe on our roads. During the winter months when there is less daylight, drivers are reminded to be aware of pedestrians and pedestrians are urged to be extra careful, particularly on the rural roads.

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ans may be required to walk along the shoulder. Be sure to always walk on the left side of the road, facing traffic,” emphasized Deputy Mayor John Barclay and Chair of the Police Services Board.

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Walking on country roads – especially during winter – can cause increased hazards for pedestrians. There is less daylight, often making pedestrians less visible.

“Even during daylight, pedestrians may be difficult to see, especially on rural roads when they may be unexpected,” highlighted Mayor Nancy Peckford. “Wear bright colours and/or reflective strips to catch the attention of drivers,” added Mayor Peckford.

“As most rural roads do not have sidewalks, pedestri-