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1 Safe Routes to School: Network to Success 3 October 22, 2016

2 Who is GA SRTS? We are the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Resource Center, working the 5 territories of the state of Georgia to help schools and friend organizations make their SRTS program successful

3 What is Safe Routes to School?
SRTS is a GDOT program. - Educate students and communities about bicycle and pedestrian safety. - Promote walking and bicycling to and from school when and where it’s safe. - Where it’s not safe, help communities look for ways to make it safer.

4 Goals Lower and eliminate bike/ped-involved crashes near and around schools Reduce traffic congestion Increase safety while promoting healthy, active transportation modes.

5 What does SRTS look like?
-Walk and Bike Events -On campus Education -Community Events -Stakeholder Workshops

6 Networking helps reach more people, gain support, and further SRTS
Networking = Backbone -Large Territories -Resources and Efficiency -Symbiotic Relationships -Conventional and Unconventional Resources Networking helps reach more people, gain support, and further SRTS

7 Conventional Safe Kids Coalitions
- Cover all types of safety areas, cross promote and help at events, share contacts and resources. - Already working with kids with an arsenal of educational and informational material as well as set events to promote safety. Regional Commissions -Strong Community Network -Understanding of long and short-term community needs District Communication Officers -Large Territories and common background (DOT) -perfect for helping us spread the work through communicative avenues

8 Conventional -Obvious groups: Like minded,
tasked to work with each other Biking Groups Safety Groups Educational Groups Schools Regional Representatives Bike shops DOTs Boards of Health Law Enforcement Agencies

9 Unconventional Groups that are maybe one or two steps outside the typical “circle” Hospitals/Pharmacies Church Organizations Greenbelt/Beltways Colleges Local Restaurants (coffee shops) Stores: Kohls Cares, Target Libraries Boy and Girl Scouts

10 Unconventional Tanner Medical Center & Carrollton Greenbelt
Augusta Urban Ministries and BUBS Libraries and Local Shops

11 THANK YOU Questions? 3


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