Friday, September 11, 2026

‘Dusk2Dawn’ marketing campaign promotes security as solar begins to set earlier

- Advertisement -

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Drivers have struck and killed round 60 pedestrians in Clark County this yr, much more when you embody individuals on bikes, scooters and their motorized varieties.

“It’s been a hard couple weeks in Clark County,” Clark County District A Commissioner Michael Naft stated. “We’ve seen some of the most tragic cases that we have ever seen. We have gotten the attention, for better or worse, of a whole lot of people in this community.”

Naft gathered with different elected leaders and highway security advocates to launch the annual “Dusk2Dawn” consciousness marketing campaign utilizing posters in buses and at stops. They’re making an attempt to cease the variety of crashes from going up because the solar begins to go down sooner.

Dusk2Dawn RTI 2Southbound visitors on Nellis Boulevard, close to the place officers launched a security marketing campaign on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025. (KLAS)

The attention marketing campaign launch came about at a bus cease close to Boulder Freeway and Nellis Boulevard, which Tanya Rossback makes use of for her commute. She thinks the attention posters will solely assist if individuals take the message to coronary heart, notably individuals who cross streets exterior crosswalks.

“They run across the street here, and an innocent person driving can hit them and kill them, and then they feel horrible for the rest of their lives, even though it’s not their fault,” Rossback stated.

- Advertisement -

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here


More like this
Related

Southern Nevada firefighters return home after assisting with Ward Fire

Southern Nevada firefighters have returned home after spending five...

Fremont Street prepares for another triple-digit concert after fans fainted at July show

Fremont Street Experience is preparing for another Downtown Rocks...

Monsoon rains could bring relief from desert heat

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Extremely hot temperatures continue this...

New plan could target illegal dumping in Clark County using drones, license plate readers

Illegal dumping continues to be a problem across the...