This Elementary Road Safety Guide will show you how to measure the safety conditions in your local school zone and provide recommendations on how to improve road safety standards for children
Take Back Our Roads
Helping make Canadian roads safer for all
Take Back Our Roads is a road safety program that tackles dangerous roads and school zones across Canada to reduce serious pedestrian and driver injuries and fatalities.
We’re dedicated to keeping Canadian roads safe for children and adults – no matter how they get around. Through community projects, innovations, road safety education, and employee engagement, we’ve helped to develop new ways to improve road safety.
To us, it doesn’t matter how you get around - drive, bike, or walk. Because we all contribute to street traffic and share our roads, we all share in the responsibility to make them safer.
Elementary Road Safety Program to Protect Children
We’re committed to empowering communities and schools to identify and address risks to children and make tangible, physical environment changes to improve road safety.
Safe x Connected Cities Accelerator
By creating partnerships with organizations who can affect positive change, we’re advancing leading road safety initiatives, innovative products, resources, educational curriculums, and technology, so we can help all Canadians improve their traffic road safety.
Traffic Road Safety Resources
Discover insights, research, and tips that will help keep roads safer for all. Whether you are driving or walking, you can make a difference in creating pedestrian, driver and child safe roads.
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Our collaborators
Here are some of the dedicated and passionate organizations that share our mission to make safer roads a reality for all.
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