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Treasure Island, Florida is located on the west coast of Florida and is part of the Tampa Bay area. Treasure Island is in fact, a island. Treasure Island is connected to Madeira Beach to the north by the John's Pass Bridge. The Treasure Island Causeway Bridge connects Treasure Island to St. Petersburg to the east. On the south end of the island is the Blind Pass Bridge which connects Treasure Island with St. Pete Beach.The Treasure Island Clock Tower stands at the entrance to Treasure Island right before Gulf Boulevard. Coming to Treasure Island from St. Petersburg, You can see the tower standing high above other buildings and greeting people as they come to Treasure Island. During points throughout the day, the clock tower will play music and chime. In addition to having a clock on its face, the sides of the tower are also adorned with images of the Treasure Island seal. The clock also acts a central area for the annual “Rock around the Clock” festival put on by the City of Treasure Island. The festival gathers the businesses and bands around the clock for night of shopping and music. Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety in FREE Educational Workshops Offered by the City of Treasure Island Photographers’ tips for getting postcard-worthy Florida sunset Suncoast Beach Trolley JetBlue Airways Pointers for High-Spirited Flying Few motorists aware of Florida law to stop at crosswalks with signs View "The beauty and serenity of the Sunset Beach community" in a video slide show. Some interesting Treasure Island facts:
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City of Treasure Island - mytreasureisland.org |
Pinellas County - pinellascounty.org |
| Free Beach Ride - Free Beach Ride.com | Beach Trolley - ptsa.net |
| T I Beach Bums - tibeachbums.com | Beach Trail - treasureislandbeachtrail.com |
| Pinellas Bird Life - pinellasbirds.com | Bay News 9 - baynews9.com |
| St. Petersburg Times - stpetetimes.com | Area Golf Courses - http://www.golflink.com |
| Pinellas County Gas Price Tracker | Beach Trolley Schedule |
Few motorists aware of Florida law to stop at crosswalks with signs

At a marked or unmarked crosswalk at an intersection or a crosswalk that is marked mid-block, regulations mandate that:
1. Drivers must yield right-of-way to pedestrians where a sign indicates;
2. If a pedestrian is on half of the roadway and no traffic control signals are available, the driver must yield, slow down or stop to give right-of-way to the pedestrian;
3. Pedestrians may not suddenly leave a curb or other place of safety to walk or run into the path of a vehicle;
4. If a vehicle has stopped at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross the roadway, a vehicle behind the stopped vehicle cannot pass the stopped vehicle; and
5. Pedestrians cannot cross an intersection diagonally except if there is a crossing authorized by traffic control devices.
Common Sense Beach Swimming RulesSwim within the "Safe Bathing Areas", if marked, at all times.
Florida sunshine is intense. Please be careful when sunbathing and use sunscreen with a high SPF
Learn to Swim - Learning to swim is the best defense against drowning.
Never Swim Alone - Always swim with a companion. At the very least, have someone onshore who can call for help.
Don't Fight the Current - Rip currents are powerful currents of water moving away from shore. They can sweep even the strongest swimmer out to sea. If caught in a rip current, don't fight it by trying to swim directly to shore. Instead, swim parallel to shore until you feel the current relax, then swim to shore. Most rip currents are narrow, and a short swim parallel to shore will bring you to safety. The same forces that cause rip currents also cause alongshore currents. These currents are most evident when waves hit the shore at an angle. This tends to cause the water to be pushed along the beach away from the direction of the oncoming waves. Usually, alongshore currents are less hazardous than rip currents because they move along the shore, not away from the shore, but they can knock children and weaker adults off their feet. More importantly, alongshore currents can feed and increase the power of rip currents. In other words, the alongshore current may move along the shore, then turn offshore to become a rip current.
Swim Sober - Alcohol is a major factor in drowning. Alcohol impairs swimming ability and good judgment.
Don't Float Where You Can't Swim - Often, non-swimmers dangerously use floatation devices to go offshore, If they fall off, they can quickly drown. The only exception is a person wearing a Coast Guard approved life jacket.
Don't Dive Headfirst, Protect Your Neck - Diving headfirst into unknown water and striking the bottom can lead to serious, lifelong injuries, including paraplegia. Check for depth and obstructions before diving, and then go in feet first the first time. Use caution while body surfing, always extending a hand ahead of you.
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