Move Safe Pinellas

Move Safe, Pinellas is a Pinellas County initiative committed to enhancing bicyclist and pedestrian safety. The program’s core mission is to reduce crashes and fatalities involving non-motorized road users within the county. By prioritizing the safety of bicyclists and pedestrians, Move Safe, Pinellas aims to create a safer and more inclusive community for everyone.
A Collaborative and Award-Winning Approach
Since its inception in 2018, Move Safe, Pinellas has been recognized for its innovative and effective strategies in promoting road safety. The program has won numerous awards for its proactive and comprehensive approach to reducing accidents and savings lives.
Partnerships and Collaborations
Move Safe, Pinellas collaborates with local agencies to maximize its impact:
- Pinellas County Schools: Educates students on the importance of road safety and equips them with the necessary skills to be safe as a pedestrian and bicyclist.
- Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office: Work with law enforcement to actively promote and enforce road safety measures to provide a safer environment for all road users.
- Human Services groups: Ensure safety resources reach the most vulnerable, including children, the elderly and the economically disadvantaged.
Safety Device Distribution
Move Safe, Pinellas distributes safety devices to those most at-risk when traveling on the roads. These devices include helmets, reflective gear and lights, which are crucial in preventing accidents and enhancing visibility for non-motorized travelers. To receive a free helmet, recipients must be fitted by County staff certified through the University of Florida’s Bicycle/Pedestrian Safety Resource Center.
Safety Resources
Connect with Move Safe, Pinellas
- Stop by the Lealman Farmers Market on the first Sunday of the month (October – May) to connect with Move Safe, Pinellas staff.
- Email MoveSafe@pinellas.gov to get more information and to request safety devices, presentations and educational materials.
- Connect with us on social media using the hashtag #MoveSafePinellas