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1. schoolstreets.org.ukSchool Streets Initiative - All the information you need

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   School Streets are roads outside schools with temporary traffic restrictions at drop-off and pick-up times. Learn how to start a School Street scheme in your community and improve air quality, health and safety for everyone.

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     Scotland was the first in the UK to introduce school street...

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     Existing School Street schemes have shown that enlisting the...

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     Here’s a list of useful resources and links that should help...

   • What Are School Streets

     School run related traffic accounts for a quarter of cars on...

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     The latest Chief Medical Official Report, shows that...

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › School_StreetsSchool Streets - Wikipedia

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   School Streets is a scheme to restrict motor traffic access to roads outside schools during drop-off and pick-up times, aiming to improve air quality, walking and cycling, and social distancing. Learn about the history, benefits, and criticism of this initiative in the UK and other countries.

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5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Schools_in_Columbus,_OhioSchools in Columbus, Ohio - Wikipedia

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   Fourth Street Elementary School / Central Fulton / Public School No. 5. More images. 400 S. Fourth Street. Demolished. South portion built in 1871; used by Heer Printing Company after construction of Mohawk Middle School in 1953; [13] demolished in 1967. 1866.

6. www.engage.barnet.gov.uk › what-is-a-school-streetWhat is a School Street? | Engage Barnet

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   School Streets are enforced by Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras. Signs are placed on entry to the school street area, displaying the operational times and days of the restrictions. Outside of school term time the sign will be flipped showing a grey sign face, suspending the restriction.

7. interactive.wearepossible.org › schoolstreetsSchool Streets - Possible

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   A School Street restricts traffic outside schools at pick-up and drop-off times during term, making it safer and easier for children to walk, scoot and cycle. This map shows all the schools in Birmingham, Bristol, London, and Leeds, with those that have a School Street marked in blue. The vast majority do not.

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   What is a School Street?

   • What are School Streets? A School Street is a road outside a school with a temporary restriction on motorised traffic at school drop-off and pick-up times. The restriction applies to school traffic and through traffic. The result is a safer, healthier and pleasant environment for everyone.

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   What is a School Street scheme?

   • A School Street scheme will encourage a healthier lifestyle and active travel to school for families and lead to a better environment for everyone. Find out more how you can start the conversation for your school and build the case for a School Street. It’s safer for your children and their mates.

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   Do'school streets' work?

   • ‘School streets’ schemes have increased five-fold in less than four years and deliver low-cost interventions for cleaner, safer journeys to schools world-wide, according to new global analysis by the Child Health Initiative’s Global Advocacy Hub.

   First global overview of ‘school streets’ schemes making school

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   When did School Streets start?

   • While the first school streets were in Italy in the late 1980s, the numbers only really started to expand in around 2012, thanks to an EU-wide school transport project. The first school street in the UK was in East Lothian in Scotland in 2012, followed by the first in London (also the first in England) in Camden in 2016.

   First global overview of ‘school streets’ schemes making school

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   What is a 'Healthy School Street'?

   • In Camden, the idea evolved into "Healthy School Streets" involving folding bollards in the street being put up by school staff at the start and end of the school day, with road being formally closed by signage, and the staff merely implementing the bollards to enforce it.

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   Why do we need a School Street?

   • Reduces road danger, creates a cleaner environment. Encourages active travel leading to better mental and physical health. Local authorities have powers to use traffic management orders to turn a street into a pedestrian and cycle zone. This creates a School Street.

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9. www.childhealthinitiative.org › blog › 2022First global overview of ‘school streets’ schemes making ...

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   School streets are schemes that close roads to vehicles near schools for a short time, improving safety and air quality. Learn about the benefits, examples and challenges of school streets in over a dozen countries.