Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Walking Safely During a Pandemic

My family & I (pre-quarantine days) hiking Los Penasquitos Reserve. Beautiful memories I hope to continue to make when we all beat this Covid-19 crisis!

Walking Safely during a Pandemic

How do you stay safe when you're out walking? Here's a few tips.

  • Practice good physical distancing. Stay away from crowded locations whether they are designated for walking or not, and if you stop to chat, stay back a bit (maintaining 6 feet of separation from others is highly recommended when you are out).
  • If you are somewhere where others are walking, walk a little faster or slower to maintain a safe separation.
  • Walk in small groups with people and pets you know, or go out on your own.
  • Don't push traffic signal buttons with your fingers, wear a glove or use an elbow.
  • Wash your hands very well when you get home, and leave your shoes by the door.
  • Avoid touching your face when you are out.
  • Be extra aware of your surroundings.
  • Be aware that there is less traffic and drivers are taking advantage and speeding.
  • If you are driving, please be more careful, and look out for the increased number of pedestrians and cyclists.
  • Be friendly and kind! We are all in this together.

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