Safe Routes to School (SRTS)

The Safe Routes To School (SRTS) program is part of a national (and international) movement to improve the health and well-being of children in grades K-8—including those with disabilities—by making it safe, convenient and fun to walk or bike to school every day.

Program Information

• Quarterly Project Status
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Training Guides and Resources
• The 5 Es

• Newsroom | Multimedia
• Advisory Committee
• Helpful Links

Program Benefits

• Improve air quality and the environment – replacing car trips helps reduce fuel consumption, air pollution and asthma.
• Creates safer routes for walking and bicycling – sidewalks, traffic calming measures and education programs are some ways to increase safety.
• Enhances the health of kids – increased physical activity can combat obesity and diabetes, and improve learning.

Contacts

For additional information on the Safe Routes to School Program, please contact the State SRTS Coordinator by calling (404) 635-2824 or via email.

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