This video, created by Southwestern Ontario Student Transportation Services, focuses on safety within school zones and highlights the responsibilities of drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. It emphasizes reduced speeds, awareness of children, and following signage and crossing rules. The video demonstrates safe behaviours such as using designated crossings, staying alert, and
An interdisciplinary approach providing students with an opportunity to actively contribute to their school community by producing a digital map of the active transportation options.
This video, created by Southwestern Ontario Student Transportation Services, focuses on school travel safety by explaining key rules and responsibilities for students near roadways and transportation environments. It highlights safe behaviours such as awareness of surroundings, proper crossing techniques, and understanding traffic signals or vehicle movements. Through simple, easy-to-follow examples,
This video is promoting the messaging that was created for our Pedestrian Crossover (PXO) campaign. This videos will specifically target pedestrians and cyclists.
The Active & Safe Routes to School program is primarily a parent-driven program but there are many opportunities for the involvement of students through classroom activities that link to the new Ontario Curriculum. As well, other school related groups and users can be engaged in the program, e.g. Environmental Clubs,
Did you know that cycling is one of the easiest ways to stay active and reduce pollution at the same time? Riding a bike helps improve physical health, supports mental well-being, and reduces the number of cars on the road, making communities safer and cleaner. What is Safe Cycling Safe
A helmet only protects properly when it fits correctly. Taking the time to ensure a secure and comfortable fit is essential for effective head protection. A properly fitted bike helmet should sit level, covering the forehead just above the eyebrows, with no significant movement in any direction. Why Wear a
Locking your bike properly helps prevent theft and keeps your bike safe. Using a strong lock and knowing how to secure your bike to a fixed object can make it much harder for someone to take it. Learning how to use a U-lock or cable lock properly is an important
Read The Road: Bike Sign and Signal Basics When riding a bike, you share the road with drivers, pedestrians, and other cyclists. Using hand signals lets others know what you are about to do, helping prevent confusion and accidents. Signalling clearly and early is an important part of safe cycling.
The “Drive to Five” video promotes safe, active school travel by encouraging families to park a short distance—about five minutes—from school and walk the rest of the way. It highlights how this simple practice can reduce congestion, improve student safety, and support healthier lifestyles through daily physical activity. The video