PA. District 3 Community Traffic Safety Project

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PA. District 3 Community Traffic Safety Project Bradford, Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga & Union Counties

Parents — keep your trick-or-treaters SAFE while they're out gathering goodies this Halloween. 🎃🍬 Tips for drivers: NHTS...
10/30/2026

Parents — keep your trick-or-treaters SAFE while they're out gathering goodies this Halloween. 🎃🍬

Tips for drivers: NHTSA.gov/Halloween-Safety-Tips

If you're planning to drink this Halloween, plan to:🟠 Schedule a rideshare.🟠 Call a taxi.🟠 Have a sober friend drive you...
10/30/2026

If you're planning to drink this Halloween, plan to:

🟠 Schedule a rideshare.
🟠 Call a taxi.
🟠 Have a sober friend drive you home.

Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving.

HSN District 3 partnered with PennDot on 10/28/26 at the Schick Elementary School Trunk Or Treat Event in Loyalsock Twp,...
10/29/2026

HSN District 3 partnered with PennDot on 10/28/26 at the Schick Elementary School Trunk Or Treat Event in Loyalsock Twp, Lycoming County. The event was sponsored by the PA State Police -Troop F. The event was well attended by several hundred and attendees dawned their best costumes and made their way around to the various emergency vehicle Trunks on display which consisted mainly of Police, Fire, EMS , Game Commission and others. Attendees were provided with safety information such as pedestrian safety and of course provided with candy.

HSN District 3 partnered with Safe Kids Lycoming County and the Lycoming County Coroner’s Office at Williamsport Middle ...
10/29/2026

HSN District 3 partnered with Safe Kids Lycoming County and the Lycoming County Coroner’s Office at Williamsport Middle School on 10/28/26 for a Red Ribbon Week Event. Students were advised of the dangers of drugs & alcohol which come in many forms such smoking, va**ng, etc and the dangers associated which include personal health and safety along with impairment both as a pedestrian and while being an occupant or driver in a vehicle. Students were able to try on THC/Alcohol impairment goggles and try focus games while doing so. The event was well attended.

On this National First Responders Day, help us say THANK YOU ❤️ to our police officers, firefighters, paramedics and all...
10/28/2026

On this National First Responders Day, help us say THANK YOU ❤️ to our police officers, firefighters, paramedics and all those who answer the call for help. 🚓🚒🚑

Remember — MOVE OVER for flashing lights.

Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, November 2-8, 2026 Driving drowsy is similar to driving impaired by drugs or alcohol. Wh...
10/28/2026

Drowsy Driving Prevention Week, November 2-8, 2026

Driving drowsy is similar to driving impaired by drugs or alcohol. When you are tired, you react slower, your judgment and your vision are impaired, and you have problems understanding and remembering things.

And, if you’re too tired to drive, you’re likely to drive aggressively – running red lights, ignoring traffic signs and posing a risk to yourself and others.

If you are tired enough, you will fall asleep and never even know it. Sleeping behind the wheel for even a few seconds is enough to kill you.

Shift workers and inexperienced teen drivers who sleep less than eight hours a night are at an increased risk for crashes.

The best thing to do if you begin to feel tired while driving is to stop driving. The National Sleep Foundation offers these tips to combat drowsy driving:

Get adequate sleep, most people need at least 7 hours.
Schedule proper breaks — about every 100 miles or 2 hours during long trips.
Arrange for a travel companion.
Avoid alcohol and sedating medications.

During this last week of Pedestrian Safety Month, save and share this quick guide to stay SAFE.🚶‍➡️🚘
10/27/2026

During this last week of Pedestrian Safety Month, save and share this quick guide to stay SAFE.🚶‍➡️🚘

HSN District 3 partnered with PennDot on 10/26/26 attending the Williamsport SS4A Road Safety Action Plan Public  Worksh...
10/27/2026

HSN District 3 partnered with PennDot on 10/26/26 attending the Williamsport SS4A Road Safety Action Plan Public Workshop at Curtin Interm. School in Lycoming County. Safety topics such as pedestrian safety were emphasized among others. Materials were distributed. Approx . 30 residents attended the event.

The greatest dangers that lead to teen fatalities include:⚫ Inconsistent seat belt use⚫ Speeding⚫ Distracted driving⚫ Al...
10/22/2026

The greatest dangers that lead to teen fatalities include:

⚫ Inconsistent seat belt use
⚫ Speeding
⚫ Distracted driving
⚫ Alcohol

Safety starts at home!

Behind every number is a neighbor, family member or friend.This Pedestrian Safety Month, remember that as daylight hours...
10/22/2026

Behind every number is a neighbor, family member or friend.

This Pedestrian Safety Month, remember that as daylight hours shrink this autumn, staying vigilant on our roads is critical for everyone. ⤵️

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