Safe Routes Successes - Enforcement

McCook, Nebraska: Community Partners Boost SRTS

Partnerships throughout the community enabled McCook Elementary School to develop a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program.

Lexington, Nebraska: Street and Bicycle Safety Program Promotes Active Lifestyle

Safe Routes Nebraska is the Nebraska Department of Roads’ state-level implementation of the federal Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program.

Holdredge, Nebraska: Community concerns lead to safer paths

In spring 2007, Holdrege Public Schools in Holdrege, NE, applied for and received two federal Safe Routes to School (SRTS) grants.

Nebraska: Safe Routes Nebraska

The Nebraska Department of Roads (NDOR) launched Safe Routes Nebraska (SRN) in October 2006.

Grand Forks, North Dakota: Safe Kids Promotes Comprehensive SRTS Program

For the past 20 years Safe Kids, a group focused on injury prevention in children, has worked with the Grand Forks school district, in Grand Forks, N.D., to encourage its students to walk and bicycle safely to school.

Winston-Salem, North Carolina: Building consensus boosts SRTS program

Building community partnerships has bolstered the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program at Kimberley Park Elementary School.

Winston Salem, North Carolina: Developing SRTS Programs-Without Grants

Sherwood Forest Elementary School in Winston-Salem, NC, is making strides in its efforts to encourage safe walking to school.

Winston Salem, North Carolina: Local University Helps Children Safely Walk to School

Whitaker Elementary School is surrounded by residential streets, making it an ideal location for a Walk to School program.

Mooresville, North Carolina: Walking and Wheeling to Success

The first Walking and Wheeling Day at Lake Norman Elementary School in Mooresville, NC, was inspired by none other than one persistent third grade student at the school.

Greenville, North Carolina: Community comes together for pedestrian safety

Faced with increasing pedestrian injuries and deaths, Pitt County formed the Walk this Way Pedestrian Safety Task Force, whose members share a common goal: to make the community safer for pedestrians.