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Submitted on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 19:30 by margo pedroso

Federal Guidance Released on Transportation Alternatives

Margo PedrosoToday, the US Department of Transportation released its interim guidance, which provides states with additional information on how to implement the new transportation bill, MAP-21. Overall the guidance should be helpful to states and MPOs as they implement the bill and there is some good news in the guidance.

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Submitted on Tue, 10/09/2012 - 18:40 by margo pedroso

Securing Safe Routes Funds - One State at a Time

Margo PedrosoSince it is now past October 1 and the MAP-21 transportation law is officially in effect, I was hoping to blog this month about the guidance from US Department of Transportation.  Guidance provides additional information to the states about how to implement Transportation Altern

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Submitted on Mon, 09/03/2012 - 12:45 by margo pedroso

A MAP-21 Checklist: Concrete Things You Can Do in the Next Month

Margo PedrosoIt seems like an eternity since the new transportation law, MAP-21, was passed by Congress. But, it has been just two months—and we are now one month away from October 1, when the MAP-21 provisions go into effect.

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Submitted on Tue, 08/07/2012 - 13:32 by margo pedroso

MAP-21 by the Numbers

Margo PedrosoBy now, you’ve likely heard that the new transportation bill, MAP-21, consolidated bicycling and walking programs into a new program called Transportation Alternatives, and that overall funding was cut by approximately 30 percent. However, the details vary quite a bit state by state.

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Submitted on Thu, 08/02/2012 - 14:46 by Deb Hubsmith

Top 10 List for How to Survive and Thrive Under MAP-21

Deb HubsmithI have been thinking a lot about how we can ensure Safe Routes to School, walking and bicycling can continue to flourish around the country in our new “MAP-21” world without dedicated funding. So I’ve pulled together a “top 10” list for how Safe Routes to School can survive and thrive.

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Submitted on Wed, 07/25/2012 - 13:49 by Kate Moening

IT'S ALIVE!: Ohio's Safe Routes to School is ALIVE, ACTIVE and AWESOME!

Kate MoeningSince the passage of the new federal Transportation bill (MAP-21) on July 6, I have heard “Oh, isn’t Safe Routes to School dead?” 

The answer is a resounding NO!  

IT’S ALIVE!

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Submitted on Thu, 06/28/2012 - 14:14 by margo pedroso

What Does the Transportation Bill Mean for Safe Routes to School?

Margo PedrosoThis week, Congress is voting on a new two-year transportation bill, called MAP-21, that will make significant changes to federal transportation policy that negatively impact bicycling and walking programs.  Please see our joint statement with the America Bikes coalition for information on the

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