RELATING TO SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL.
Hawaii bill establishes safe pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure programs for students traveling to/from schools to reduce traffic incidents and promote active transportation.
Hawaii bill establishes safe pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure programs for students traveling to/from schools to reduce traffic incidents and promote active transportation.
HB 2454 establishes or enhances programs and infrastructure to create safer walking and biking routes for students traveling to and from schools in Hawaii. The bill directs resources toward identifying hazards, improving pedestrian pathways, and potentially coordinating between education and transportation agencies to reduce traffic incidents involving school-age children.
Safe routes to school directly impact student health, independence, and academic attendance by reducing barriers to active transportation. Communities with improved pedestrian infrastructure see decreased childhood obesity, lower traffic congestion near schools, and improved air quality while reducing family transportation costs.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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