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Sidewalk Stompers A school zone pedestrian safety advocacy group - PowerPoint Presentation

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Sidewalk Stompers A school zone pedestrian safety advocacy group - PPT Presentation

April 25th 2018 School Transportation Working Group Emily Hinsdale cofounder Our mission Sidewalk Stompers promotes a healthy pedestrianfriendly and safe school zone system by encouraging walking and supporting the development of walking infrastructure ID: 714000

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Sidewalk StompersA school zone pedestrian safety advocacy group

April 25th, 2018School Transportation Working GroupEmily Hinsdale, co-founder

Our mission:

Sidewalk Stompers promotes a healthy, pedestrian-friendly, and safe school zone system by encouraging walking and supporting the development of walking infrastructure.Slide2

How it Works:

Reward-based programs for students on foot/bikeCommunity engagement with donations for student rewardsSchool administration and staff supportPT(S)A support

Community prize donationsSchool/community promotion to educate and encourageSlide3

The Coleman Road Safety Project!

A Sidewalk Stompers project

www.sidewalkstompers.orgSlide4

Introducing Roadwise Awards

Our goal is to improve the safety of all students walking and biking to Coleman.Starting in January 2018, the Coleman Road Safety project presents Roadwise Awards

to Coleman students crossing the roads around the school safely before school.Slide5

Roadwise Champions

Roadwise Awards are presented by our Roadwise Champions. The Champions are Coleman student volunteers and parent volunteers.

Developed by:

Student Government Association

PTSA Student Board

Supported by:

Coleman PTSA

Coleman staffSlide6

Here’s how you can win an award:

Cross at a crosswalkWait for a light or walk signal, if availableUse sidewalks, if availableNo texting while walking!

No cutting through parking lots, the bus ramp, or trafficWear a bike helmetSlide7

Yes:

Cross with the walk signal

Use a crosswalk

Pay attention to your surroundingsSlide8

No:

This is not a crosswalk.

This is not a crosswalk.

Wait to check

Instagram

until you are out of the road.

Exit a car from a parking spot or carline, not the middle of the road.Slide9

Locations

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Roadwise Champions will be stationed at the crosswalk locations identified here:

San Rafael and Manhattan

Estrella

and Manhattan

Estrella

and the fieldSlide10

Prizes

Immediate rewards: Wait for it…

Donated by Coleman PTSA

Donated by Coleman community memberSlide11

Current Challenges

Hazardous roads and dangerous intersections

Lois/Henderson/San Rafael

Lois and Bay to Bay

Manhattan and Bay to Bay

Henderson and San Jose

Manhattan and Melrose

Sidewalk access

West side of Manhattan

Lack of crossing guardsSlide12

Goals for 2018-19

Data gathering

Randomize prize days

Communicating the project

Instagram

,

Edsby

Community engagement

Prize donations

Parent responsiveness

Education programs

Orientation presentation

PTSA communicationsSlide13

What you can do…

Install crosswalks, sidewalks and other safety signage

Provide crossing guardsEncourage/reward student volunteerism

Start early – elementary programs

Share with other Hillsborough County Middle SchoolsSlide14

Questions?