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This book reviews the health and safety problems posed by the ‘school run’. It recommends setting up a school travel plan and sets out the steps entailed: getting people involved, mapping the school journey, drawing up the plan and obtaining publicity.
The book also highlights the educational benefits of involving children in the decision-making, then looks at redesigning road layout and various options for coming to school – walking, cycling, public transport and car-sharing. The important topics of safety and funding round the discussion off.
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SRTS99 |
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| Audience | Governors, Parents, Teachers, Training providers |
| Format | Booklet |
| Date issued | July 1999 |
| Function | Guidance |
| Reference | SRTS99 |
| Price | FREE |
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Includes- A safer journey to school
- Who’s on board? Setting up the project
- Where are we now? Mapping the school journey
- Where do we want to be? Taking the project forward
- Letting people know: policies and publicity
- Why walk?
- Classroom citizens: school travel on the syllabus
- Safer routes: redesigning the roads
- More walking
- More cycling
- Better buses
- Sharing the ride
- Safety sense
- Finding the funding
- Action checklist
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