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# Safe Routes to School (SRTS) | Ohio Department of Transportation This modal enables the user to select the language in which to view the content. ### Official websites use Ohio.
gov ### Trusted applications are secured by OHID Ohio Department of Transportation Type in your search keywords and hit enter to submit or escape to close # Safe Routes to School (SRTS) * Safe Routes to School (SRTS) # Safe Routes to School (SRTS) The Safe Routes to School program provides resources, technical assistance and project funding to encourage and enable students in grades K-12 to walk or ride their bike to school.
A comprehensive approach to SRTS includes both infrastructure and non-infrastructure countermeasures and programs. This program is funded at $5 million annually for projects in 5 categories: Engineering, Encouragement, Education, Enforcement and Evaluation. Funds are available for: * **Infrastructure projects within two miles of schools serving K-12 students.
**ODOT will reimburse up to 100% of eligible costs for all phases, including preliminary engineering, detailed design, right-of-way, construction, and construction engineering. **Project limit:**$1,000,000. * **Non-infrastructure activities such as education, encouragement, enforcement or evaluation.
**Non-infrastructure funding may be requested for assistance with the development of plans. ODOT will reimburse up to 100% of eligible costs for items such as training and materials, program supplies, small safety and education incentives, and public awareness campaigns. **Project limit:**$60,000 or $120,000 for a two-year project.
Cait Harley, Active Transportation Manager ## _Explore Safe Routes to School... _ Filter the content below by keyword or topic. ### Develop Your School Travel Plan (STP) Applying for Safe Routes to School Funding starts with developing a School Travel Plan (STP) ### Apply for Safe Routes to School Funding Learn all about SRTS funding process.
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Ohio Policy Plan Walk. Bike. Ohio is ODOT's first plan to focus on walking and biking policies.
### Active Transportation Get connected with programs and initiatives that help Ohioans walk and bike safely. ### Bike & Walk ODOT's Bike & Walk page under All About Traveling offers resources for the adventurous bikers, hikers and walkers.
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