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Pedestrian safety resources

• The Federal Highway Administration provides pedestrian safety information along with a number of outreach resources. 
• The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center provides information about walking and programs for children.
• The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has outreach information about preventing pedestrian crashes.
• The Center for Disease Control has information about Walk to School programs.
• The National Safe Kids Campaign promotes child safety to prevent injury.
• The AARP provides information on the benefits of walking and how to make your community "walkable."
• The National Center for Bicycling and Walking provides a number of resources.
• The National Transportation Library has a number of publications and guides about pedestrian safety.
• The Safe Routes to School program.

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Questions about the content of this page:
Larry Corsi, larry.corsi@dot.state.wi.us
Last modified: September 7, 2007