Education Goals & Projects

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Education
Goals
Description Timeline Audience
Launch Bike & Pedestrian Safety Campaign
Launch a bike/ped safety campaign to begin in the summer of 2009 to include radio, tv, print, TARC bus wrap, bus shelters, media coverage, web.
Learn more about StreetSense.

Launches
August 7, 2009 - Ongoing




Drivers: 18-25

Working-age adult pedestrians
(25-65)

Bikers for both recreation & transportation
Increase Education to Motorists Through the Eyes of a Cyclist or Pedestrian Integrate rules of the road material into driver diversion programs.

Increase rules of the road education to TARC bus drivers.

Increase rules of the road education to taxi drivers.

Integrate rules of the road material to first-time drivers, driver licensing centers and into driver education programs.

Work to distribute rules of the road material at vehicle registration locations.

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Driver diversion programs


TARC bus drivers



Local taxi drivers


Driver education programs




Current drivers


Increase cycling education among children & adults through the eyes of motorists & other road users Offer bicyclists & motorists confident cycling classes.
See
Bicycling for Louisville's website.


Ongoing as funding allows Classes are targeted at adults and at children in 3rd grade and up.
Norton Hospital's Bike Rodeo Program.
Learn more

Ongoing Children in 2nd and 3rd grade
Safety City - Jointly run by JCPS and Metro Police Ongoing 3rd graders

Increase school-specific education programs for cyclists & pedestrians

Expand the safe routes to school program
Learn more (PDF file)
Ongoing Elementary School Students, parents, Jefferson County Public Schools
Increase the variety and frequency of off-road bicycle safety & education programs Work with Kentucky Mountain Biking Association (KYMBA), Metro Parks and off road riders to expand education programs that promote safety information for off road riding in Louisville     2009- Off road riders and parents