A survey has been designed for parents of children who participate in the Cycle Safe program, which aims to improve cycling safety, confidence, and preparedness for travelling to and from school. This short survey asks about your perceptions of your child’s cycling safety and readiness following the program. There are
The Cycle Safe Program is interested in understanding how teachers implement our program within your classroom. We ask teachers who are this implementing this program in their classroom to use this tracking form throughout the project. Download the Cycle Safe Classroom Tracking Form here: Upon completion of the project, upload
The Cycle Safe Program is interested in understanding how schools implement our project within your school. We ask school administrator who is leading the implementation to complete this school tracking form throughout the project. Download the Cycle Safe School Tracking Form here: Upon completion of the project, upload the completed
The Cycle Safe Program is interested in understanding the quality of our project from perspective of the Program Lead. This team is made up of the admin, staff, and parents who helped bring Cycle Safe to your school. Complete the Cycle Safe Program Lead Survey on Survey123 at the following
Take photos of your school bike racks to help measure how often bike racks are used before and after the Cycle Safe program. Please follow the steps below to ensure photos are taken in a consistent and reliable way. Download a link of your Cycle Safe Bike Rack Tracking form.
Ride to Thrive is a cycling safety program offered by London Cycle Link through schools at the Thames Valley District School Board. The vision of the program is to provide equitable cycling education to all grade 5 and 6 students, to promote active transportation to school, and to build habits
Watch for exciting details coming soon! Module 1: Why Cycle Module 2: Keep Your Head Safe Module 3: Keep Your Bike Safe Module 4: Keep Yourself Safe Other Engagement Activities Cycle Safe Scenario Cards Lesson Plan Cycle Safe Scenario Cards (plus Answers) Social Media: Posters: U-Lock It or Lose It
School anti-idling signs encourage drivers to turn off their engines while waiting near school zones to reduce air pollution and improve student health. These signs are installed in visible areas such as pickup/drop-off zones, parking lots, and nearby streets where idling commonly occurs. By raising awareness and promoting behaviour change,
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The London Middlesex Road Safety Committee (LMRSC) and the Active & Safe Routes Steering Committee collaborated to create this Tony the Streetwise Cat video about how to safety interact with Roundabouts in London and surrounding area. Check out the full video here.