Transportation Practitioners - Stakeholders in Safer Routes to School

An ongoing partnership between ITE and the National Center for Safe Routes to School has fostered the development of outreach, education, and training materials for ITE members to better advise, participate, and communicate when involved in safe routes to school activities. The most recent product f...

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Published in:ITE journal 2012-08, Vol.82 (8), p.24-27
Main Authors: Fitzpatrick, Kay, Horton, Aliyah N, Parisi, David
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Audits
Bicycling
Briefings
Construction
Design
Education
Educational materials
Energy consumption
Leadership
Onsite
Partnering
Partnerships
Pedestrians
Professionals
Schools
Site selection
Speed limits
Stakeholders
Students
Traffic
Traffic accidents & safety
Training
Transportation
Vehicles
Walking
Walkways
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Summary:An ongoing partnership between ITE and the National Center for Safe Routes to School has fostered the development of outreach, education, and training materials for ITE members to better advise, participate, and communicate when involved in safe routes to school activities. The most recent product from the partnership is a series of informational/instructional briefing sheets designed to support transportation practitioner leadership and engagement in establishing safer walking and bicycling routes in the vicinity of schools. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:0162-8178