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Order the TX license plate for bicycle safety
Order the TX license plate for multiuse trails
Free training to teach the SafeCyclist Curriculum
Resources for teachers and community members
Wed, Feb 22 6:30pm -
8:30pm
BikeTexas Office - 1902 E. 6th St., Austin, TX 78702
ACA Monthly Meeting
Sat, Feb 2512:00pm -
4:00pm
Comfort , TX
KidsKup - STORM Hill Country Challenge
Thu, Mar 1 7:00pm -
8:00pm
Chamber of Commerce, Tyler
Tyler Bicycle Club Monthly Meeting
Sat, Mar 312:00pm -
4:00pm
TBA, TX
KidsKup - Mellow Johnny's Classic
Sun, Mar 4
San Antonio's 2nd Síclovía
With funding from the U.S. Department of Education's Carol M. White Physical Education Program, the BikeTexas Safe Routes to School Program unites communities toward the common goal of establishing and maintaining safe, active, and healthy lifestyles for children, and safer, healthier communities for everyone.
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011 is International Walk and Bike to School Day. This is a special day to join schools around the globe in promoting safe walking and bicycling. The event could start a trend that can continue throughout the year.
If you are interested in organizing such an event at a school in your community, BikeTexas offers a “world” of information on our website. Click here to order or download the new Safe Routes to School Event Handbook from BikeTexas with all the information and tools to enable you to conduct a successful event. The handbook contains: Team Leader Checklist, Sample Newsletter and Loudspeaker Announcements and FUNdamental Activities for Kids.
Read more: Oct. 5 is International Bike and Walk to School Day
The free resources below are provided for coordinating Bike & Walk to School Days. All materials, unless otherwise noted, are copyright and created by BikeTexas for use by Bike & Walk to School Day participating schools.
BikeTexas Safe Routes to School participation is community-wide.
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Texas children are at risk.
74% - of Texas children do not meet state guidelines for physical education. *
62% - of Texas children do not participate in organized physical activity. *
35% - of Texas school children are overweight or obese. *
13% - of Texas school children walk or bike to school today, compared to 66% in 1975. *
30% - of the average Texas morning rush hour traffic is school related. *
* Department of Health Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention