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 A productionof the Transportation, Communications, and Educational Television Departments, this video covers the basic school bus and pedestrian safety rules and is designed for use with a broad range of grade levels. The video is designed for classroom use and for distribution to parents and guardians. It is available on a four language DVD and single language VHS in English, Hmong, Spanish, and Somali.
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Walking With Your Eyes
 "Walking With Your Eyes"
is a video about pedestrian safety for older children. This presentation is primarily
geared for grades four through six. Through research it was learned that young children up
to about the age of seven are frequently involved in pedestrian accidents in which they dart-out into the street without stopping or looking.
It the expands the basic advice to cover some more complex pedestrian accident situations
encountered by children as they grow older.
VHS and DVD - NHTSA - 14:17 Minutes
Contact Harold Turnquist or Mark Vogel for a permanent classroom copy of this video.
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Stop and Look With Willy Whistle
 "Stop and Look With Willy
Whistle" is a video about pedestrian safety for young children from
kindergarten through third grade. Accident prevention for this age group is centered on
keeping the children out of traffic. This film was extensively tested to determine its effectiveness in
reducing accidents to young children. Results of those tests in cities including Los
Angeles and Milwaukee showed a reduction of 30% or more in child "dart-out"
accidents. VHS and DVD - NHTSA - 8:17 Minutes
Contact Harold Turnquist or Mark Vogel for a permanent classroom copy of this video.
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Otto the Auto on Being Seen in Traffic
 Otto the Auto in three presentations designed to teach children about pedestrian visibility and safety:
- Darkness and Rain - Halloween motif teaches children how to dress to be seen during hours of darkness, or in bad weather, by wearing bright colors and reflective materials, and carrying flashlights.
- Watch-the-Cars - Shows children the vire from the driver's seat to teach how difficult it can be for drivers to spot pedestrians.
- Safe Places to Play - Emphasizes the danger of playing near traffic and parked cars. Teaches children how to choose safe places to play away from traffic.
VHS - AAA - 1994 - 13:38 minutes, Grades K-6 |
Otto the Auto on Pedestrian Safety
Otto the Auto in four presentations on one film/tape designed to teach children about how to behave in pedestrian situations:
- Street With No Sidewalks - Teaches children to walk at the edge of the road facing traffic on streets without sidewalks.
- Crossing the Street - Shows where to look and how to cross a street when no WALK signal is present.
- Crossing Streets at Busy Corners - Demonstrates how to cross a street at a busy intersection with a WALK signal.
- Walking Between Parked Cars - Teaches children why they need to be cautious around parked cars and why drivers do no always see children when they are pulling into a traffic lane.
VHS - AAA - 1994 - 13:38 minutes, Grades K-6 |
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