Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a nationwide effort that began in the mid-2000s to help students safety and easily walk, bike, and roll to school. SRTS programs support city planning and policy efforts to help communities build sidewalks, bicycle paths, and other pedestrian-friendly infrastructure, and develop programs that promote safe travel habits, community involvement, and a culture of walking and biking.
Trailnet creates school action plans to improve the built environment so kids can bike or walk to school safely. We also encourage kids to walk and bike to school and host bike safety rodeos in their communities to build skills.
Learn more Safe Routes to School Update.