Campaign Materials
Beginning in October 2015, North Texans started to see and hear advertising and communications for the Look Out Texans campaign. This includes social media; newsletters; static and digital billboards around the region; radio ads on KLIF, KSCS, KERA/KXT and KZZA; online ads with the Star-Telegram and Dallas Morning News; print ads in Mercado Bilingüe, Al Día and La Estrella; bus benches and bus ads in Fort Worth; and bus ads and posters in Dallas.
Dallas and Fort Worth are two of the 35 Pedestrian-Bicycle Focus Cities designated by the Federal Highway Administration. The U.S. cities are selected based on the high rates of pedestrian and bicycle crash fatalities. Unfortunately, both the number of bicycle and pedestrian crashes with vehicles and resulting fatalities increased between 2010 and 2014, making a regional safety campaign that reaches a broad audience driving, bicycling and walking in North Texas important.
Press Releases
North Texans Must Look Out for Students Heading to School
State Farm videos highlight how to keep area roads safe for bicycling, walking
Aug. 30, 2016 (Arlington, Texas) – With the start of the new school year and the return of cooler weather, North Texans will soon see students bicycling and walking to and from school. Look Out Texans, a regional public education and outreach campaign, is sharing 21 tips to encourage communities to help make the region’s roads safer for everyone, especially students.
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Campaign Encourages North Texans to Bike, Walk and Drive Safely
21 tips can help people look out for one another on region's roads
Nov. 3, 2015 (Arlington, Texas) – Starting this fall, North Texans will see advertising and messaging for Look Out Texans, a regional public education and outreach campaign encouraging people to bike, walk and drive safely together. The campaign highlights 21 tips to keep people safe and features North Texans sharing their stories about the importance of looking out for others on the road.
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Brochure
Learn about the campaign, 21 safety tips and more
Billboards
Transit
Safety Tip #1: Be safe! Use the crosswalk
Bus Poster | Rail Poster
Safety Tip #3: Look both ways before crossing a street
Corner Poster
Safety Tip #5: Watch out for vehicles, stay out of blind spots around buses
Digital Message | Bus Poster
Safety Tip #6: When walking make eye contact with drivers before crossing the street
Station Poster | Station poster (alternate design)
Safety Tip #7: Be seen while walking in the dark
Corner Poster
Safety Tip #19: Drivers, stop for people crossing the street
Bus Bench | Rail Poster
Safety Tip #20: Drivers, treat bikes like cars on the street. It's the law!
Side of the bus | Back of the bus
Look Out for John – Little brother, North Texan, bikes to school
Back of the bus | Side of the bus
Safety Tip #2: Cross streets and driveways in front of vehicles – never behind them
Ad
Safety Tip #3: Look both ways before crossing the street
Ad
Safety Tip #4: When walking, cross the street only when the signal indicates it is safe
Ad
Safety Tip #6: When walking make eye contact with drivers before crossing the street
Ad
Safety Tip #7: Be seen while walking in the dark
Ad | Ad (Spring 2016)
Safety Tip #8: Bicyclists, stop at traffic signals and stop signs
Ad
Safety Tips #1, #8 and #20 for walking, bicycling and driving safe
Images (vertical) | Images (horizontal) | May 2016 design
Safety Tip #18: Drivers, crosswalks are for pedestrians, never block or park in a crosswalk
Ad | Ad (Spring 2016)
Safety Tip #19: Drivers, yield to crossing pedestrians
Ad
Safety Tip #21: Drivers, look out for children in school zones
John | John (Spring 2016) | Emily (Fall 2016) | Emily (Spring 2016) | Emily and Brock | Emily and Brock (Fall 2016)
Look Out for Carlos – Lives in Dallas, computer analyst, bikes to work
Ad
Look Out Texans -- Bike, Walk, Drive Safely
Ad
Look Out for a Chance to Win Prizes (Aug. 15 - Oct. 31, 2016)
Ad (Crosswalk)
Articles
North Texans Must Look Out for One Another to Bike, Walk and Drive Safely
Article
Look Out When Walking to School, Work, Dallas Destinations
Article
See and Be Seen When Bicycling, Walking and Driving
Article
Look Out When Falling Back Nov. 1
Article
Bike to School Day Reminds Us to Follow the Speed Limit, Be Alert
Article
This Summer, Look Out for People Walking, Children Playing
Article
Take Care to be Seen by Drivers While Walking
Article
When Driving, Look Out for People and Children
Article
Resources for Parents to Help Kids Bike, Walk Safely
Article
Look Out for Kids Bicycling, Walking to School
Article
Look Out When Walking to School, Work
Article
Digital Signs
Online Ads
In Spanish (En Español)
Consejo de seguridad n.° 6: Cuando camine, haga contacto visual con los conductores antes de cruzar la calle
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Consejo de seguridad n.° 7: Asegúrese que lo vean mientras camina en la noche
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Consejo de seguridad n.° 20: Conductores, traten a las bicicletas como autos en la calle. ¡Es la ley!
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Consejos de seguridad n.° 1, n.° 8 y n.° 20
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Consejos de seguridad n.° 7, n.° 8 y n.° 20
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Ten Cuidado con Carlos
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Cuidado Tejanos – Ande en bicicleta, camine, conduzca con seguridad
Anuncio
Posters
Safety Tip #6: When walking, make eye contact with drivers before crossing a street
8.5" x 11"
Safety Tip #11: When bicycling, ride as far to the right as practicable
8.5" x 11" | 24" x 36"
Safety Tip #21: Drivers, watch out for children
8.5" x 11" | 24" x 36"
Safety Tip #10: When bicycling, be alert and be aware of vehicles
8.5" x 11" | 24" x 36"
Radio
Safety Tip #1: Cross in crosswalks at intersections
English
Español
Safety Tips #7 and #14: Be seen while walking and bicycling in the dark
English
Español
Safety Tip #20: Treat bicycles as motor vehicles
English