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Jun 1, 2026, 11:54 AM

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A new safety initiative is underway in Norwalk aimed at reducing crosswalk violations and protecting pedestrians. According to officials, officers will be conducting targeted enforcement to ensure drivers yield to pedestrians as required by state law.

Police say motorists who fail to stop for pedestrians in marked crosswalks will be cited, noting that the violation carries a $588 fine. The effort is designed to promote safer driving habits and reinforce the importance of giving pedestrians the right of way.

Officials are urging both drivers and pedestrians to stay alert. Pedestrians are encouraged to use designated crosswalks and make themselves visible, while drivers are reminded to slow down, obey traffic signals, and stop for anyone crossing.

The enforcement effort is part of a broader commitment to reducing traffic-related injuries and fatalities and strengthening a culture of safety throughout the community.