The Six Es
| Every community is unique and has it's own strengths and weaknesses. Despite the differences, every community can benefit from making walking and bicycling safer and more enjoyable. The Six Es; evaluation, engineering, enforcement, education, encouragement, and equity provide a guideline for communities to follow. |
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| Evaluation Collecting data that supports the idea of safe walking and bicycling in order to create a sustainable program |
Education Developing programs and curricula that focus on teaching safe walking and bicycling behaviors |
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| Engineering Focusing on infrastructure improvements in your community that support and increase safe walking and bicycling |
Encouragement Planning fun events and activities that promote safe walking and bicycling behavior |
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| Enforcement Implementing state and local traffic laws that ensure safe walking and bicycling |
Equity Targeting diverse groups of students through outreach programs and events ensuring appropriate distribution of bicycle and pedestrian facilities, programs, and educational opportunities |
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Getting Around |
Resources | Secure Storage |
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| Bicycles and Business Families on Bikes Getting to School Seniors on a Roll Women in Motion |
Facilities and Markings Routes and Maps Tips for Traveling Traveling on Foot |
Billings 2011 Bike Plan BMVPhone: AmeriCorps VISTA Complete Streets Policy Additional Resources |
Bicycle Parking Bicycle Security |
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