Celebrating 20 Years of Safe Routes to School: We Want Your Photos & Videos!
The Safe Routes Partnership is taking a closer look at Safe Routes to School stories, successes, and best practices from state and local
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Want Safe Roads for Kids and Communities? There’s funding for that – open now!
Webinar
Date: Tuesday, April 8, 2025 · Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m. ET
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Photo courtesy of Dan Langenkamp
Webinar
Date: Tuesday, April 1, 2025 · Time: 11 a.m.–12 p.m. MT
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Using Safe Routes to School to Build Safer, More Connected
Navigating Change Together:
Three Weeks In: Impacts of the New Administration’s Actions on Safe Routes
A lot has happened in Washington in the past three weeks. We at the Safe Routes Partnership are gathering intel and as things become clearer, we will continue to advocate for funding and policies that support walking, biking and Safe Routes while centering the people within this movement.
The Fastest Way to Fall in Love with a City Is on Two Wheels
New Year, New Federal Landscape
The new year ushers in a season of change in Washington, D.C., and I’m not just referring to the snowfall in the nation’s capital! The 119th Congress was sworn in, and the change in presidential administrations will occur on January 20, 2025 – Inauguration Day. What does this all mean for federal transportation policy and funding?
Bonus Money Coming to States for TAP
Wishing for more funding for sidewalks, bike lanes, and Safe Routes to School? You’re in luck! Thanks to Representative Rick Larsen (D-WA), the Ranking Democrat on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, there is $180 million in additional funding coming to states through the Transportation Alternatives Program.
Webinar
Date: Wednesday, January 15, 2025 · Time: 1 p.m.–2 p.m. ET · Location: Zoom
Highlights from the 2024 Safe Routes to School National Conference
Growing up in Tucson, parks were the heart of our family gatherings – a spacious spot for my large extended family to come together. I’ll have to admit that keeping track of everyone was a challenge! But it was always safe to call someone prima/primo (cousin) or Tío/Tía (aunt/uncle).
Celebrating Nichole Hollis: A Champion for Safer, Equitable Journeys to School
Toolkit
We are absolutely overjoyed to join you in celebrating Ruby Bridges and her incredible legacy throughout the nation! To make planning your event as easy as possible, we’ve curated a resource that will guide you every step of the way.
These resources are for the 2024 celebration. We will release new material as the 2025 date gets closer!
Now Hiring: Technical Assistance Manager or Senior Manager for the Safe Routes Partnership
Applications Due: November 4, 2024
It seems like every year, we open our September federal policy post wondering whether the government will shut down on October 1 due to Congress failing to pass a budget, and unfortunately, 2024 is no different! So, will the government shut down? Our crystal ball tells us it won’t.