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Pedestrian safety reminder: "Look left, look right, look left again"
Summary
An unidentified staff member delivered a brief pedestrian-safety tip during a meeting, advising pedestrians to check both directions before crossing; no formal action was taken.
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An unidentified staff member urged pedestrians to take extra care when crossing streets during the meeting, saying, "Don't always assume drivers see you. Look left, look right, and look left again before you step into the street. Only cross when you are sure it's safe."
The brief remark was presented as a public-safety tip; there was no discussion, vote, or formal action tied to the comment in the transcript.
The guidance reiterates standard pedestrian-safety advice intended to reduce the risk of collisions between vehicles and people on foot. No follow-up items, assignments, or referenced safety programs were recorded in the transcript.

