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SafeRoutestoSchoolProceduresandOperationsManualFY19 Introduction SafeRoutestoSchool(ARTS)isaninternationalmovementthatmakesitsafe, convenient, andfunforstudentstowalk, roll, andbiketoschool. TheMichiganSRTSprogramismanagedbytheMichiganDepartmentofTransportation(DOT)

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1. Identify the starting and ending points for the safe route to school.
2. Evaluate the existing infrastructure such as sidewalks, crosswalks, and traffic signals on the route.
3. Determine any potential hazards or obstacles that need to be addressed.
4. Engage with the community and gather input on the desired improvements for the safe route.
5. Develop a plan to implement the needed improvements, which may include adding sidewalks, installing crosswalks, or improving street lighting.
6. Seek funding for the project through grants or partnerships with local organizations.
7. Implement the improvements following the plan and ensure they adhere to safety standards.
8. Educate students, parents, and drivers about the safe routes to school and the importance of following the designated route.
9. Establish ongoing monitoring and maintenance of the safe route to ensure continued safety for students.
10. Regularly evaluate the effectiveness of the safe route to school program and make adjustments as needed.

Who needs safe routes to school?

1. Safe routes to school are beneficial for students of all ages who walk, bike, or use other forms of active transportation to get to school.
2. Parents and caregivers who want to ensure the safety of their children while traveling to and from school also benefit from safe routes.
3. School administrators and staff who are responsible for the well-being of their students can benefit from implementing safe routes to school.
4. Local communities and governments can benefit from safe routes to school by promoting health, reducing traffic congestion, and increasing neighborhood safety.
5. Transportation and city planners can utilize safe routes to school to improve overall transportation networks and infrastructure.

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What is safe routes to school?

Safe Routes to School is a program that promotes walking and biking to school in a safe and healthy way.

Who is required to file safe routes to school?

Schools and transportation agencies are required to file Safe Routes to School plans.

How to fill out safe routes to school?

Safe Routes to School plans can be filled out online or through a paper application provided by the local transportation agency.

What is the purpose of safe routes to school?

The purpose of Safe Routes to School is to improve safety and encourage physical activity among students by providing safe routes for walking and biking to school.

What information must be reported on safe routes to school?

Safe Routes to School plans must include information on existing walking and biking conditions around the school, proposed improvements, and strategies to increase walking and biking rates.