Encouragement

Safe Routes to School Toolkit

Authoring Organization: 
National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

National Bicycling and Walking Study - Five Year Status Report

The National Bicycle and Walking Study presents a plan of action for activities at the Federal, State, and local levels for increasing the amount of walking and bicycling in the United States.

Authoring Organization: 
United States Department of Transportation

Streets in America Are Unsafe and Unforgiving For Kids

Article by Pedestrian Safety Roadshow: Speeding cars, children darting into traffic, and streets without sidewalks place youth at risk on America's roads

Authoring Organization: 
Federal Highway Administration

KidsWalk-to-School

This page contains several helpful resources including a beginner's toolkit, training materials, and more.

Authoring Organization: 
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Prevent Pedestrian Crashes: Preschool/Elementary School Children

Preventing Pedestrian Crashes: Preschool/Elementary School Children
Provides information to parents on pedestrian risks for preschool and elementary school children. Safe and Sober Campaign. Taken from the NHTSA website.

Authoring Organization: 
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

Walk To School Day

Available Resources:

Walk To School Day, USA (HTML format) - provides background information about the national event, online registation, and valuable resources and links tailored for those planning an event.

International Walk To School Day (HTML format) - provides background information about this world-wide movement and how to get involved internationally.

Authoring Organization: 
Partnership for a Walkable America, U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), the Centers for Disea

National Bicycling and Walking Study - Ten Year Report

The goals of the original study are to: (1) Double the percent of trips made by bicycling and walking and (2) reduce by ten percent the number of fatalities and injuries by pedestrians and bicyclists.

Authoring Organization: 
Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC), The United States Department of Transportation (US