Trusted by Over 1,000 Customers Across the Country
Transportation departments, municipalities, schools, universities, and community organizations use See Me Flags, including:
- Seattle Dept of Transportation
- California Dept of Transportation
- City of Aspen, CO
- Town of Shepherdstown, WV
- Community of Coconut Grove, FL
- University of Chicago
How See Me Flags Works
1. Take a flag. Pick one up from the bin before crossing.
2. Cross with the flag. Hold it where drivers can see it, and cross when it is safe.
3. Return the flag. Place it in the bin on the other side for the next pedestrian.
Pedestrian Safety - A National Issue
In 2024, 7,148 Americans lost their lives while walking, up over 19% from 2016 for pedestrians, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA). That is 20 people every day. Experts say that drivers and pedestrians are more distracted than ever with smartphones and headphones and that many streets are not designed properly for walkers creating dangerous conditions. GHSA Study
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that there were over 71,000 pedestrians injured in traffic crashes in the U.S. NHTSA Report
In field research reported by the Transportation Research Board, motorist yielding rates at crossings with pedestrian flags ranged from 72% to 80%. TRB Report
A study completed in Las Vegas indicated a significant association between the use of pedestrian crosswalk flags and increased driver yielding. Drivers were more likely to yield to pedestrians carrying pedestrian crosswalk flags, both when the pedestrian indicated the intention to cross and when they were already in the roadway. Las Vegas Study
See Me Flags Crosswalk Products
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Reflective See Me Flags® for Crosswalks (Safety Flags) - Set of 12
- Regular price
- $69.99
- Sale price
- $69.99
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Reflective See Me Flags® for Crosswalks (Safety Flags) - Set of 24
- Regular price
- $139.98
- Sale price
- $129.99
Made in the USA
See Me Flags® flags and storage bins are made in the USA. Orders ship from our warehouses in Maryland and Rhode Island.
What Pedestrians and Communities Are Saying
See Me Flags in Communities Across the Country
The See Me Flags Story
See Me Flags began when a father and daughter encountered a dangerous crosswalk in their neighborhood and decided to do something about it.
What started as a local safety project has grown into a crosswalk flag program used by hundreds of schools, municipalities, neighborhoods, and community organizations across the country.
Pedestrian Crossing Laws
Many states have different pedestrian crossing laws. Find out your states laws now.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What comes in a See Me Flags® starter set?
Each starter set includes two storage bins, 12 crosswalk flags, and hardware for attaching the bins to most existing street signs. The bins include instructions and reflective tape.
2. How do pedestrians use See Me Flags®?
Take a flag from the bin, hold it where approaching drivers can see it, and cross when it is safe. Return the flag to the bin on the other side for the next pedestrian.
3. Where are the flag storage bins installed?
The two bins are installed on opposite sides of a crosswalk, typically on existing street signs, so flags are available to pedestrians crossing in either direction.
4. What is the difference between reflective and non-reflective flags?
Both options use fluorescent orange flags for visibility. The reflective flags also have reflective strips sewn onto both sides.
5. Can I order replacement flags without buying another starter set?
Yes. See Me Flags® sells reflective and non-reflective replacement flags separately in sets of 12, 24, 50, and 100.