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May 2009 Safer Streets for Students A Pedestrian & Bicycle School Travel Plan for Katakana ElementaryCreated by a partnership of: Southwest Licking Local Schools The City of Katakana And the Ohio

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1. Start by identifying the specific area or street that you want to make safer for students.
2. Research and gather data on the current safety issues in the area, such as traffic congestion, lack of crosswalks, or speeding vehicles.
3. Contact your local government or transportation department to express your concern and ask for their support in improving the safety of the streets for students.
4. Collaborate with other community members, parents, and teachers to form a committee or task force dedicated to making the streets safer for students.
5. Conduct a survey or gather input from students, parents, and community members to understand their perspectives and priorities for improving street safety.
6. Use the gathered information to develop a clear plan or set of recommendations for improving the safety of the streets.
7. Advocate for funding or grants that can be used to implement the proposed safety measures, such as installing speed bumps, improving signage, or creating designated crosswalks.
8. Work with local law enforcement or traffic control authorities to enforce and monitor traffic laws and regulations in the area.
9. Regularly evaluate and assess the effectiveness of the implemented safety measures, and make adjustments or improvements as needed.
10. Continuously educate and raise awareness among students, parents, and community members about the importance of street safety and their role in promoting it.

Who needs safer streets for students?

1. Students of all ages who walk or bike to school or other educational institutions.
2. Parents or caregivers who drop off or pick up children from school.
3. Teachers and school staff who commute to and from work.
4. Community members who live in the vicinity of schools and want to ensure the safety of children.
5. Local businesses or organizations that are committed to supporting a safe and conducive learning environment for students.
6. Government agencies responsible for the welfare and safety of students and the general public.
7. Non-profit organizations or advocacy groups that focus on promoting safe and accessible transportation options for students.

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What is safer streets for students?

Safer Streets for Students is a program aimed at improving the safety and accessibility of routes that students take to and from school, often involving infrastructure improvements and community engagement.

Who is required to file safer streets for students?

Schools, school districts, and municipalities that are participating in or benefiting from the Safer Streets for Students program are required to file.

How to fill out safer streets for students?

To fill out the Safer Streets for Students application, stakeholders need to provide details about proposed projects, safety assessments, community involvement, and relevant data on student commute patterns.

What is the purpose of safer streets for students?

The purpose of Safer Streets for Students is to enhance student safety, promote walking and biking to school, and reduce traffic-related incidents in school zones.

What information must be reported on safer streets for students?

Reported information must include project descriptions, safety evaluations, demographic data, student commute patterns, community support evidence, and funding requirements.