Crime & Safety
Newark Police Conduct Pedestrian Safety Operation
Non-uniformed members of the department crossed streets in marked crosswalks as officers watched for compliance by drivers.
NEWARK, CA — The Newark Police Department conducted a Pedestrian Safety Operation on Tuesday.
According to the department, non-uniformed members crossed streets in marked pedestrian crosswalks while officers monitored drivers’ compliance to grant the right-of-way. The operation took place in the areas of Newark Boulevard and Ruschin Drive, Thornton Avenue and Magnolia Street, and Cedar Boulevard near Milani Avenue between the hours of 7 a.m. and noon.
The department called the operation an "opportunity to educate drivers regarding pedestrian right-of-ways and other associated traffic laws. "
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The outcome of the operation is not immediately available.
Any questions can be directed to Traffic Sergeant Fredstrom at 510-578-4974.
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