Louisiana Safe Routes To School Program NON INFRASTRUCTURE
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Louisiana Safe Routes To School Program NON INFRASTRUCTURE
EDUCATION
Education Strategies • Who needs to receive information • When the education should be delivered • What information needs to be shared • How the messages will be conveyed
Who? • Children • Parents • Drivers • Neighbors
When? • Before encouragement activities • Immediately for existing unsafe practices • How it fits with other parts of the SRTS program
What? • Children – Pedestrian Safety skills – Bicyclist safety skills – Personal Safety – Health and environment benefits
What? (Cont. ) • Parents – Benefits of SRTS program – As teachers of safety behaviors – As drivers around the school campus – As drivers near the school
How? • Children – – One time instruction Classroom or physical education lessons Parent involvement Structured Skills practice • Parents – Printed materials – Media stories – Training, etc
Drivers and Neighbors • • • Signage Enforcement activities Media Flyers Other
ENCOURAGEMENT
Overview • Encouragement activities are about: – Having fun – Generate excitement and interest – Increase enthusiasm for SRTS
Benefits • • Quick and easy to start Little funding required Focus on fun Jumpstart interest Show quick success Foster safe behaviors Etc.
Activities • • • Special events Mileage clubs and contests Walking school busses Bicycle trains Park and walk
ENFORCEMENT
Enforcement Goal To deter unsafe behaviors of drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists and to encourage all road users to obey traffic laws and share the road safely
Identify Unsafe Behaviors • Driver Behaviors • Pedestrian Behaviors • Bicyclist Behaviors
Enforcement Approach • Community enforcement – Safety Patrols – Adult School crossing guards – Neighborhood speed watch programs • Law Enforcement – – Speed trailers Speed monitors Ticketing etc
EVALUATION
Identify Goals Increased safety • Behavior changes • More kids walking • More kids biking • Other benefits
Measurement • What to measure? – Accidents/incidents – Number of students walking – Number of students biking – Change in behavior
When to Measure • Before and after • Long term/short term • Intervals • Etc.
NON INFRASTRUCTURE Consider a comprehensive strategy to achieve the goals of the program.
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- Safe people safe places
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- Louisiana public employees deferred compensation plan
- Selu financial aid
- Homeland security infrastructure program
- Statewide community infrastructure program
- Defense community infrastructure program
- Infrastructure planning grant program
- Application
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- The hartford safe haven program
- Early and safe return to work program
- Whiteboard viking
- Trans saharan trade route
- Tower enroute control routes
- Central.route persuasion
- Routes for learning map
- Trade routes 1500s
- Trade routes in the 1500s
- Routes of feeding
- Transport routes in sap
- Cognitively based attitude