Safe Routes to School

8/3/2021

ADOT smooths process for school bus drivers to report stop sign violators

Large group of Calabasas Middle school children that part in a walk-to-school event in Rio Rico
7/17/2012

ADOT's Safe Routes to School program funds $4.5 million in projects

It’s still summer vacation for most students, but several schools across Arizona already are planning on creating or enhancing their Safe Routes to School programs for next school year, thanks to reimbursement grants from ADOT.
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Interstate 10 in Arizona
1/3/2012

ADOT takes a look back at 2011

The new year officially is here, but before we dive into 2012 we’re going to take a quick look back. ADOT’s Public Information/Media Relations team came up with a great list of the state’s major transportation accomplishments from 2011 and we thought we’d share it here on the blog!
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Bicycle and Pedestrian
Bridges
Demolition
HOV Lane
Hassayampa Bridge
I-10
Passenger Rail Study
Loop 303
Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP)
Mescal
MVD
New Year
Safe Routes to School
SR 260
SR 87
SR 93
Walking School Bus - Safe Routes to School Program
9/23/2011

$5 million in grants available from ADOT's Safe Routes to School program

A new school year is in full swing and now is the time for Arizona educators to take advantage of the $5 million in grants available from Safe Routes to School!
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Bicycle and Pedestrian
Safe Routes to School
Grants
Video
No Passing Sign: 15 mph, fines double, school in session
8/16/2011

Better safe than sorry: Arizona school zones aim to provide safe crossings

The need for pedestrian and bicyclist safety at schools, especially involving young students, cannot be overemphasized. While federal, state and local agencies are encouraging fit and healthy lifestyles by promoting walking and biking to school, the safety of these children should be our highest priority.
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Safety
Guest Post
Radar Speed Limit Sign in School Zone
6/8/2011

ADOT plays a role in Safe Routes to School

Between homework, heavy backpacks and pop quizzes, kids face enough challenges … walking to school should be the simplest part of the day. But that’s not always the case, which is a reason why Safe Routes to School was created. The program takes aim at the growing epidemic of childhood obesity by making it a little easier and a bit safer for kids to ride a bike or walk to school!
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Grants
Safety
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