Mission Statement: To bring together people in Washington state with the common goal to increase student participation and safety in walking, rolling, or taking a bus to school. By sharing best practices, innovative ideas, and researched resources, we work to improve student safety and health, and to create more equitable and environmentally sustainable communities.
Join us for a Washington Safe Routes to School online event all about Walking School Buses – a practical, people-powered way to reduce transportation barriers, support student attendance, and build real community on the way to school.
We’ll explore why walking school buses work, what they can look like in different communities, and how to get one off the ground – from routes and schedules to leadership models, mapping tools, training, and promotion. We’ll also look at how Walk + Roll events can be the spark that launches your program – and how to keep it safe, fun, and going strong.
We’ll explore why walking school buses work, what they can look like in different communities, and how to get one off the ground – from routes and schedules to leadership models, mapping tools, training, and promotion. We’ll also look at how Walk + Roll events can be the spark that launches your program – and how to keep it safe, fun, and going strong.
Recordings of past webinars and virtual events
Statewide Safe Routes Show and Tell November 2025
Equity in Bicycle Education June 2025
How to Build a Bike Bus March 2025
School Zone Safety January 2025
Statewide Safe Routes Show and Tell November 2025
Equity in Bicycle Education June 2025
How to Build a Bike Bus March 2025
School Zone Safety January 2025
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Washington SRTS Leadership Team
[email protected] A small group of people active in local and statewide SRTS efforts have been meeting monthly to reinvigorate the Washington SRTS Network, with the goal to connect practitioners across the state. Help us build the network as we grow! Sign-up for the newsletter and share with others working on SRTS in Washington. |
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Partners
This website was made possible thanks to funding from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission.
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