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Example 1
Construct a sidewalk from a local elementary school to an adjacent mobile home park Install bike racks	Create a walking school bus initiative Educate students on the importance of safety and living a healthy lifestyle Encourage students to walk and bicycle to and from school Purchase and distribute educational materials Partners: Regional health department
Example 2
Fill in gaps in the city's existing sidewalk grid surrounding a middle school and three elementary schools	Train and educate students about the health benefits and safety considerations of walking and biking to and from school Train individuals to establish a local Safe Routes to School program Create a walking school bus program Conduct direct traffic enforcement at and near the schools Partners: City police department
Example 3
Install the following: Crosswalk at the intersection of a collector street and a U.S. highway Sidewalk along a major collector street and other sidewalk renovations Crosswalk striping Traffic signs	Administer educational programs Provide safety crossing-guards and SRTS training Partners: Family Resource Center of a local elementary school, school district resource officer, and the city police department
Example 4
Install the following: New pedestrian crossing lights and crosswalks Sidewalk extension New school zone signs Bicycle storage	Implement bicycle safety education presentations Establish walking school buses
Example 5
Plan, design, and construct a half-mile multi-use path connecting a local middle school to trails and greenways and to nearby housing	Develop a student walker/bicyclist identification system Train volunteers to assist with walker/bicyclist education and activities Offer special safety days to encourage and educate students Provide classroom instruction and public awareness campaigns Partners: district health department, city citizen information & assistance department, city public works department, city-county planning commission, and the city-county greenways commission
Example 6
Install the following: Continuous sidewalks along a collector street Install a crossing signal at the mid-block crosswalk in front of the school Install driver speed feedback display signs Bike lane striping and signage on 41st Street	Increase speed enforcement Form a Walk/Bike School steering committee Provide safety and physical activity education and encouragement programs
Example 7
Install the following: Sidewalks along a street adjacent to the school A crossing of a railroad mainline A walking/biking trail	School district develops a Walk Route Plan Bicycle officer patrols the designated route before and after school Parents and the community engage in a safety education program that includes a railroad safety curriculum Partners: City government
Example 8
Install low cost traffic safety improvements on urban roads near the school	School site evaluation element designed by recognized leaders in safety research and involving students in measurement and assessment Walking School Bus program coordinated by a part time staff person Education program led by parents and teachers Encouragement efforts coordinated with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Partners: Parents, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Example 9
Construct a multi-use path connecting four schools and a new housing development to the schools, library and swimming pool	Conduct bicycle saafety education Increase traffic speed enforcement Partners: Local law enforcement
Example 10
Upgrade bicycle/pedestrian signage along the route	Encourage an active, safe and healthy alternative to driving neighborhood children to school through an innovative education and enforcement program Organize Walk to School events, activities, and safety outreach
Example 11
Construct a multi-use path	Establish a committee of parents and educators to host a series of safety and physical activity education and promotional activities
Example 12
Install traffic safety imrpovements including pathways Install a crossing on a major arterial street	Add police enforcement Initiate a pedestrian safety education campaign Develop and distribute maps of the pathway system Partners: School district and city government
Example 13
Construct a bicycle and pedestrian overpass	Conduct a railway safety education program Conduct a general pedestrian safety program Partners: Local law enforcement
Example 14
Connect sidewalks along the main walking and biking route	Improve speed enforcement by local police Implement a school-wide safety education curriculum Partners: Local Safe Kids Coalition
Example 15
Install the following: Sidewalks along key walk routes Traffic calming measures (speed humps, etc.) Pedestrian-scale lighting Traffic safety signage	Implement a student safety education program Partners: Health, planning, and police departments of Native American Tribe