On Capitol Hill, the Safe Routes Partnership and the League of American Bicyclists have been pushing for changes in the federal transportation bill that will help states and communities build healthier, safer, and more affordable transportation options—particularly in the communities that most need them. These legislative outcomes are based on more than two years of advocacy on Capitol Hill to shape a transformative transportation bill.
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2021
Toolkit
This resource is for individuals, organizations, and government agencies that are working on community engagement in Colorado.
2021
Blog Post
2021
Webinar
On Thursday, November 18th from 3pm-4pm CT the Houston Health Department is hosting a free webinar presented by the Safe Routes Partnership:
2021
Blog Post
While Democrats continue to iron out negotiations on Build Back Better, the partisan human-infrastructure bill, Congress passed another short-term extension for surface transportation on October 28th. This extension runs through December 3, 2021. As a reminder, these short-term extensions keep funding levels and policy unchanged.
2021
Webinar
On Thursday, October 28th from 3pm-4pm CT the Houston Health Department is hosting a free webinar presented by the Safe Routes Partnership:
Starting and Growing a Strong Safe Routes to School Program
Thursday, October 28th, 3pm-4pm CT
2021
Toolkit
This promotional tookit can be used to disseminate the report, Routes of Health: Exploring the Effects of Navigation Systems on Community Mobility, Safety, and Livability.
2021
Report
This report examines how the increased use of navigation systems is directing drivers into sensitive street zones, shifting traffic patterns and behaviors, creating a culture of health that's threatening active transportation, children’s health & safety, and the vitality of streets surrounding our parks, schools, and other community hubs.
2021
Fact Sheet
Infrastructure for walking and biking can be seriously expensive. This fact sheet tells the story of two cities’ approach to paying for parks and connections to green space: general obligation bonds.
2021
Fact Sheet
This fact sheet invites non-profit organizations, community-based organizations (CBOs), and advocates to think through multiple perspectives on how unhoused people resting, living, and gathering in parks affects overall park access and use compassionately and practically.
2021
Fact Sheet
This fact sheet can help guide you toward the right funding sources based on your goals and community context.
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