Topic: SRTS 101

Engagement strategies help identify unique barriers and challenges for the local community, school or school district as well as local equity needs.

Safe Routes to School Planning process overview, resources, and templates.

Evaluation strategies ensure SRTS initatives are effective and track progress over time

This map displays Safe Routes to School work in Minnesota funded by MnDOT and other sources, including infrastructure projects, plans, bike fleets, Walk! Bike! Fun! curriculum trainees, participation in walk and bike encouragement events, and more.

How to start a SRTS program at your school

High-level overview of SRTS and the 5 E’s

a PowerPoint presentation outlining the basics of Safe Routes to School. Includes speaker notes so you can present to your target audience!

This toolkit will take you step by step through how to start a program, how to get your school and city on board, and how to make your program stronger over time

physical activity benefits of Safe Routes to School and strategies for measuring those benefits

statistics that explain Safe Routes to School, including traffic congestion, safety, health and obesity, environment and bus transportation costs