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This webinar features insights from professionals collaborating with artists and artist organizations, highlighting the value of artistic enhancements in active transportation projects.

This webinar features UC Berkeley Safe Transportation Research and Education Center’s (SafeTREC) Street Story, a web-based community engagement tool designed for people to report transportation safety issues they see and experience.

This presentation describes the fundamentals of Vision Zero, how it relates to and differs from traditional traffic safety approaches, and learn from one local jurisdiction that is strategically leveraging Vision Zero and ATP efforts to advance both local and state active transportation safety goals.

This teleconference looks at ways to engage active transportation professionals from all sectors (public health, transportation, law enforcement, schools, etc.) through a facilitated discussion on building and sustaining strong and effective multi-sector partnerships to support active transportation work at the local and regional levels.

The webinar provided an overview of the Curriculum for school district and school administrators, teachers, parents and community stakeholders interested in increasing the number of students who safely walk and bicycle to and from school and other neighborhood destinations.

Green infrastructure, like tree planting and landscape design, can do more than beautify a street. It can cool neighborhoods, improve air quality, support mental and physical health, and help communities adapt to climate change. This ATRC webinar will explore how greening strategies can be integrated into active transportation projects to build climate resiliency. You’ll also learn how to collaborate with the California Conservation Corps to install green amenities, and hear the inspiration behind a San Joaquin Valley community that is incorporating green infrastructure into its design.

The Caltrans Active Transportation Program (ATP) invites local agencies with ATP-funded projects to attend an upcoming training webinar. This webinar will help agencies better understand their reporting responsibilities and ensure compliance with program requirements.

It will include an overview of the Senate Bill 1 Accountability and Transparency (SB1 A&T) Guidelines, the CalSMART Reporting System, ATP reporting requirements, and guidance for reporting on quick-build projects.

This workshop, hosted by the Caltrans ATP Team will outline the next steps for the Cycle 7 awarded agency to begin their project.

The ATRC invites you to its next webinar to learn about two California health databases that can be used to demonstrate need and provide additional context when applying for the Active Transportation Program. The speakers will demonstrate how to use the Healthy Places Index and Epi Center databases.

Join the ATRC for a conversation with an all-star cast of transportation professionals as they share their research, experiences, lessons, and ideas for implementing open streets events with ATP funds. Learn how to activate your community and have fun doing it.

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