Women in America don’t feel safe, particularly if they have to walk alone at night. So much so that many are forced to take precautionary measures every single day to feel secure.
By Meg Flippin — October 28, 2025
That’s according to a new survey conducted by independent research firm Talker on behalf of LogicMark Inc. (OTC:LGMK), a provider of personal safety devices, which recently asked 1,500 U.S. women between the ages of 18 and 50 about their safety concerns and found that 67% of respondents identified walking alone at night as their primary fear — significantly outpacing traveling in unfamiliar areas or navigating parking garages. It shone a light on a stark reality that women across America already know – safety concerns have become deeply embedded in women’s daily routines, especially after the sun sets.
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