As National Work Zone Awareness Week comes to an end, remember work zone safety is a priority all year round. Slow down, stay alert and move over in work zones.
#MDOTsafety #MDOTcares #NWZAW

Colleagues from Michael Baker International’s Louisville, Kentucky, office recently celebrated Go Orange Day as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW).

#GoOrangeDay #RoadwaySafety

#CTDOT crews are consistently in harm’s way. A crash changes everything. Stop what you're doing & listen to Rick remember his brother Dan, who was killed in a work zone crash in 2012.

We'll always remember our 37 employees who've died in work zone crashes.

#NWZAW #ObeyTheOrange

Work zones are a sign to slow down. Please move over. It's the rule of the road. #workzonesafety #NWZAW

National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) is coming to a close but it's always important to drive with care, both in and out of work zones. Luke Neville, Philip Lead Highway Maintenance Worker, shares tips in the video below for drivers to stay safe in work zones.

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“If people would just obey those two simple things, it would be a lot safer for us and them.”

In work zones, every second counts. If you find yourself in one, stay alert, drive responsibly and please #MoveOverSlowDown for our emergency responders. #NWZAW

Safety is our top priority. Earlier this week, IDOT employees and supervisors dedicated the beginning of their day to review best practices and to remind workers that work zone safety is proactive and should be the primary focus of our work. #NWZAW #Orange4Safety

Even with the presence of an escape ramp, it was Ashley Rubanoff and his crew members who suddenly found themselves needing an escape route of their own when a truck lost control on I-5. Hear his scariest work zone account. #NWZAW

A work zone safety message from Governor Andy Beshear

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We encourage companies, coworkers and families to join us in this moment of silence as National Work Zone Awareness Week comes to a close.

#NWZAW #Orange4Safety

We all play a part in keeping work zones safe! Put down the phone to protect the road workers that build and maintain our infrastructure. #NWZAW

Speeding, tailgating, and distracted driving are the leading causes of work zone crashes in Wisconsin. Our simple ask to all motorists is this: slow down and put the phone down. #NWZAW

Orange cones mean someone's job is in progress. Respect the #WorkZone by obeying signs, slowing down and merging safely. #WorkZone SafetyWeek #NWZAW

It's Work Zone Awareness Week!

Keep our crews safe by slowing down and moving over when they are operating along roadways.
#NWZAW #Orange4Safety

Please keep our crews in mind as you travel through work zones this construction season.
#WorkZoneSafety #NWZAW

Work zones can be confusing. It’s important drivers familiarize themselves with all the work zone signs you might encounter this construction season. Work zones often require lane shifts or changing traffic patterns – keep your eyes peeled for these signs and slow down. #NWZAW

Will you take the Work Zone Safety pledge?
#MDOTsafety #MDOTcares #NWZAW
MD State Highway Adm MD_MVA MDTA

Avoid distractions while driving, especially in work zones. Stay alert this construction season by leaving distractions behind. #NWZAW

Each year during #NationalWorkZoneAwarenessWeek we take a moment to reflect and recognize our colleagues who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Join us today, Friday, April 19, at 10 am for a moment of silence honoring all those we’ve lost. #NWZAW 2024 #VaHwySafety #NWZAW

Miles the Maine Turnpike Moose visited with MTA employees who shared their support of our coworkers who work in highway work zones this week by wearing our orange and safety yellow.🧡🧡🫎🫎💛💛
#GoOrange #NWZAW