National Progress
In 2005, Congress passed federal transportation legislation that established the national Safe Routes to School program. Local, regional and national efforts to increase safe walking and bicycling for school children have burgeoned since that time. State programs are well underway and local programs are thriving. Today, a strong network of State Coordinators and local program leaders, an engaged group of advocates and an increasing body of knowledge on "what works," are helping the federal program come into its own.
Learn more about the national progress of the federal Safe Routes to School program:
- National Reports: View national-level reports, included the GAO Report and annual reports of the federal information clearinghouse, the National Center for Safe Routes to School.
- Funding Distribution: Search state-specific apportionment information of federal SRTS funding.
- Program Tracking Reports: Access quarterly reports that provide snapshots and brief analysis of one key trend across all state programs.
Submit Your Data
Evaluation efforts start here.
Create or return to an account, enter new data from paper forms, and view summary reports.
Local programs can send their Parent Surveys and Student Travel Tallies to the National Center for data entry. Processing requires approximately 4-6 weeks.
See for complete instructions for mailing.
Need more information?
Click on your home state & contact the state coordinator for answers.
