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January/February 2012 issue of Safe Routes Matters now available

The January/February 2012 edition of Safe Routes Matters, the National Center's e-newsletter, is now available.

Stories include:

  • Getting There Together: A Message from the Director
  • Q&A: Winter Commutes and Safe Routes to School
  • Spotlight on: A.C. Whelan Elementary School (Revere, Mass.)
  • Research News: New Study Analyzes Effective SRTS Management
  • New Resources: Getting Results: SRTS Programs that Reduce Traffic, Speeding and Distracted Driving
  • Training News: Don’t Miss SRTS Webinars on Winter Weather, Reducing Traffic and Engaging Youth
  • Winter 2011 Program Tracking Brief Now Available

Safe Routes Matters is the National Center for Safe Routes to School's free, bi-monthly e-newsletter. It features resources, news and articles pertaining to Safe Routes to School.

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In the news

April Webinar: Maximizing the benefits of play and outdoor time in your SRTS program (03/27/13)

Learn what the science says about spending time outdoors and how you can use it to maximize the benefit of your SRTS program.

SRTS National Course Instructor Training - Call for Applicants (02/1/13)

Applications are now being accepted for participation in the Safe Routes to School National Course Instructor Training, to be held April 29 – May 2, 2013 in Ontario, CA.

Deadline Extended for SRTS National Conference Call for Session Proposals (01/31/13)

The SRTS National Conference Call for Session Proposals has been extended to Thursday, Feb. 21. Safe Routes practitioners are encouraged to contribute to the mix of plenaries, breakouts, workshops and peer-to-peer exchanges.

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