The effort (which also uses the hashtags #PedsafeLV and #livesareontheline) encourages motorists to pay close attention to pedestrians when it’s darker due to the time change and to encourage pedestrians and bicyclists to make sure they are as visible as possible on roadways and in crosswalks. Clark County is one of many community partners that supports the #Dusk2DawnNV Crosswalk Safety Program created by UNLV’s Transportation Research Center. The public also is urged to keep pedestrian safety in mind when one less hour of daylight especially during the evening commute makes it harder to see pedestrians and bicyclists.Ĭlocks turn back one hour for the return of Standard Time at 2 a.m.
With Daylight Saving Time ending this weekend, Clark County officials are reminding the public to change the batteries in their home smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.
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