With our recent completion of the Beacon Hill Trail, the first Safe Routes to School (SRTS) project in that neighborhood in 2016, SDOT provided a safe off-street option for kids walking and biking to school.
Now, SDOT is offering free incentives to help you encourage more kids to walk and bike to school in your neighborhood.
These fun, free incentives include stickers, temporary tattoos, wrist bands, and hand stamps to give out during your campaign. Public and private schools and PTA’s within Seattle city limits are all welcome to request packages.
Schools and PTA groups can request a free incentive package by visiting our incentives page and filling out an order form. Or you can stop by Feet First, Monday through Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to pick up an order in person.
Incentive packages include:
- Option A: An assortment of stickers, temporary tattoos, wrist bands, and hand stamps
- Option B: 1,000 stickers
- Option C: 1,000 temporary tattoos
- Option D: 2 hand stamps
- Option E: 1,000 wrist bands
Haven’t started a walk and bike to school campaign at your school yet? Not a problem. For more information on how to start one, refer to our Safe Routes to School Campaign guide.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the project coordinator, Ashley Rhead at Ashley.Rhead@seattle.gov.
Added bonus: these free incentives for your Safe Routes to School campaigns come just in time for Bike Month coming up in May!