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Officer Sarah Stephens
Det./Reconstructionist
Officer Nhon Duong
Det./Reconstructionist
Officer Mike O'Brien
Det./Reconstructionist
Officer Jincy Pace
Det./Reconstructionist
Officer Elizabeth Checke
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Thefti says, that you can drive more safely if you remember to:
- Pay attention to your driving
- Eliminate Distractions
- Use your cell phone when you are stopped.
- If you are sleepy — don't drive.
- Pull over to: read maps, put on makeup, shave your face, and discipline your children.
- Always wear your seatbelt. NO EXCUSES
- Slow down... SPEED KILLS.
- Don't Drive if you've been drinking alcohol.
Think of your other options:
- Call a cab
- Ride with a sober friend
- Phone a family member and get a ride
- Be honest about your driving limitations.
If you have poor night vision — don't drive in the dark.
If you're taking medications be honest about side effects
- Please be responsible to your family members as well
- If you have an elderly relative who has experienced diminished driving skills, don't wait until a collision occurs. Be proactive and helpful. Talk to them about donating their vehicle to charity. Remenber, many stores have home delivery and internet access!
- WALK SAFELY — Pedestrains:
- Don't walk across the street outside of sidewalks. During the past 5 years approximately 45 - 50% of fatal collisions in San jose involve pedestrians.
- Even when walking in a crosswalk, pay attention to oncoming vehicles who might not see you. Remember, even if you have the Right-of-Way, If the driver doesn't see you — they win!
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Thefti says
that you can drive more safely if you just pay attention to driving!
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