09/15/2026
STAY ALERT
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The Collier County Sheriff’s Office Safety and Traffic Enforcement Bureau will launch a pedestrian and bicycle safety campaign beginning in October with concentrated enforcement efforts through May 2027.
In an effort to protect the safety of these most vulnerable road users, the CCSO will conduct high-visibility enforcement details at the following locations:
• NEW MARKET ROAD (From Charlotte Street to Flagler Street)
• S 1ST STREET (From E Eustis Avenue to 2nd Avenue)
• US 41 (From Espinal Boulevard to Felton Street)
• US 41 (From Pelican Bay Boulevard to 100th Avenue N)
• US 41 (From Johns Street to Saint Andrews Boulevard)
• US 41 (From Barefoot Williams Road to Myrtle Lane)
• RADIO ROAD (From Industrial Boulevard to San Marcos Boulevard)
• SR 291 (From N 15th Street to Lake Trafford Road)
• GOLDEN GATE PARKWAY (From Tropicana Boulevard to 47th Street SW)
• W MAIN STREET (From N 8th Street to N 3rd Street)
• 5TH AVENUE S (From Sandpiper Street to 6th Street S)
• AIRPORT ROAD (From Linwood Avenue to North Road)
• IMMOKALEE ROAD (From Strand Boulevard to Collier Boulevard)
• US 41 (From N Collier Boulevard to Lely Resort Boulevard)
• COLLIER BOULEVARD (From Tree Farm Road to Immokalee Road)
• SR 29 (From Farm Worker Way to Williams Lane)
• SANTA BARBARA BOULEVARD (From Coronado Parkway to 16th Place SW)
• LAKE TRAFFORD ROAD (From Lincoln Boulevard to N 18th Street)
• CR 31 (From J and C Boulevard to Vanderbilt Beach Road)
• PINE RIDGE ROAD (From Livingston Road to I-75)
These areas are overrepresented in traffic crashes, resulting in serious and fatal injuries to pedestrian and bicyclists. High-visibility enforcement details are funded through a contract with the University of North Florida in partnership with the Florida Department of Transportation’s focused initiative to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety.
The goal of this enforcement effort is to increase awareness of and compliance with traffic laws that protect the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists. Enforcement efforts will focus primarily on education to drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists. However, violations may result in warnings or citations depending on the circumstances.
Remember:
Drivers, obey speed limits, never drive impaired and always watch for pedestrians and bicyclists.
Bicyclists, obey traffic laws, ride in the direction of traffic and use lights when riding at night.
Pedestrians, cross in crosswalks or at intersections, obey pedestrian signals and make sure they are visible to drivers when walking at night.
