Education programs aim to teach students safe walking and biking behaviors, help improve kids’ bike riding skills or provide information to families about different transportation options that are available. Education programs may also include driver safety campaigns in the vicinity of schools. There are often opportunities to partner with police, community groups or others on …
This workbook is designed to help school board members, administrators, families of students, and community members create and implement policies that support active transportation and Safe Routes to School programs
School siting background information, resources, and state policy best practices
Introduction to Complete Streets policy
Primer and FAQ on school zone speed limits in Minnesota
one-pager FAQ on counties ability to enact local option sales tax for transportation
one-pager FAQ on counties ability to enact local option sales tax for transportation
A Resource for the Development of Short Term, Low Cost, Temporary Roadway Projects to Promote and Advance Walking and Bicycling
This toolkit includes guidance on community engagement, organizing, building, and maintaining the momentum for a demonstration project
This fact sheet outlines how pop-up projects can be used to advance Safe Routes to School projects, discusses the benefits of this type of demonstration project, provides examples of communities that have used pop-ups to advance Safe Routes to School, and shares resources for helping you create pop-up Safe Routes to School projects in your …