Schools present unique safety challenges with respect to the significant daily spikes in traffic volume on and around school property during the school year. School Site Traffic Management Plans (SSTMP’s) outline how traffic will safely operate on the site, including pedestrians, those using mobility devices, cyclists, motorized vehicles and school purpose vehicles.
Benefits of a School Site Traffic Management Plan:
- Clear plans and reference materials for school community.
- Defined traffic flow for pedestrians, motorists, and school purpose vehicles.
- Promotion of safe practices on school property & around school site.
- Increased awareness of ‘active travel’ and ‘walk a block’ opportunities.
School Site Traffic Management Plans
SSTMP - A.A. Wright Public School
SSTMP - Aberarder Central School
SSTMP - Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School
SSTMP - Blenheim District High School
SSTMP - Bosanquet Central Public School
SSTMP - Bridgeview Public School
SSTMP - Bright's Grove Public School
SSTMP - Brooke Central Public School
SSTMP - Cathcart Boulevard Public School
SSTMP - Chatham Kent Secondary School
SSTMP - Colonel Cameron Public School
SSTMP - Confederation Central School
SSTMP - Dawn Euphemia Public School
SSTMP - Dresden Area Central School
SSTMP - East Lambton Public School
SSTMP - Errol Road Public School
SSTMP - Errol Village Public School
SSTMP - Grand Bend Public School
SSTMP - Great Lakes Secondary School
SSTMP - Gregory Drive Public School
SSTMP - H.W. Burgess Public School
SSTMP - Hanna Memorial Public School
SSTMP - Harwich-Raleigh Public School
SSTMP - High Park Public School
SSTMP - Hillcrest Public School
SSTMP - Indian Creek Road Public School
SSTMP - John McGregor Secondary School
SSTMP - King George VI Public School (Chatham)
SSTMP - King George VI Public School (Sarnia)
SSTMP - Kinnwood Central Public School
SSTMP - Lakeroad Public School
SSTMP - Lambton Centennial Public School
SSTMP - Lambton Central Collegiate & Vocational School
SSTMP - Lambton Kent Composite School
SSTMP - Lansdowne Public School
SSTMP - London Road Public School
SSTMP - McNaughton Ave Public School
SSTMP - Merlin Area Public School
SSTMP - Mooretown-Courtright Public School
SSTMP - Naahii Ridge Public School
SSTMP - North Lambton Secondary School
SSTMP - Northern Collegiate & Vocational School
SSTMP - P.E. McGibbon Public School
SSTMP - Plympton-Wyoming Public School
SSTMP - Queen Elizabeth II Public School (Chatham)
SSTMP - Queen Elizabeth II Public School (Petrolia)
SSTMP - Queen Elizabeth II Public School (Sarnia)
SSTMP - Ridgetown District Elementary School / Ridgetown District Secondary School
SSTMP - Riverview Central Public School
SSTMP - Rosedale Public School
SSTMP - Sir John Moore Public School
SSTMP - Tecumseh Public School
SSTMP - Thamesville Area Central Public School
SSTMP - Tilbury Area Public School
SSTMP - Tilbury District High School
SSTMP - Victor Lauriston Public School
SSTMP - W.J. Baird Public School
SSTMP - Wallaceburg District Elementary School / Wallaceburg District Secondary School
SSTMP - Wheatley Area Public School
SSTMP - Christ the King Catholic School
SSTMP - Good Shepherd Catholic School
SSTMP - Gregory A. Hogan Catholic School
SSTMP - Holy Family Catholic School
SSTMP - Holy Rosary Catholic School
SSTMP - Holy Trinity Catholic School
SSTMP - Monsignor Uyen Catholic School
SSTMP - Sacred Heart Catholic School (Port Lambton)
SSTMP - St. Angela Merici Catholic School
SSTMP - St. Anne Catholic School (Blenheim)
SSTMP - St. Anne Catholic School (Sarnia)
SSTMP - St. Elizabeth Catholic School
SSTMP - St. John Fisher Catholic School
SSTMP - St. Joseph Catholic School (Corunna)
SSTMP - St. Joseph Catholic School (Tilbury)
SSTMP - St. Matthew Catholic School
SSTMP - St. Michael Catholic School (Bright's Grove)
SSTMP - St. Michael Catholic School (Ridgetown)
SSTMP - St. Patrick's Catholic High School
SSTMP - St. Peter Canisius Catholic School
SSTMP - St. Philip Catholic School
Active Travel
There are many health and environmental benefits associated with active travel in addition to the positive impacts on students. The more a school encourages active travel, the better the chances that traffic congestion around the school will decrease.
Active travel benefits:
- Healthier Children – Walking, cycling, or using a wheelchair, scooter or skateboard to school provides daily physical activity which supports brain development, and can lead to improved learning and attention at school. Children arrive at school alert and ready to learn.
- Less Traffic and Pollution – Fewer cars around schools reduces traffic congestion, improves safety, and decreases harmful air pollution.
School Travel Planning
School Travel Planning (STP) is a community-based approach that aims to address barriers to and incentives for students to use active and sustainable modes for all, or part of, their journey to and from school. Community stakeholders work together to create a School Safety Plan, which may include; school infrastructure improvements (e.g. bike racks), education (e.g. safety training), community mobilization (e.g. walking ‘school buses’), encouragement (e.g. celebrations of physical activity) and, in some cases, engineering improvements at or near school sites (e.g. pedestrian crossings).
Ontario Active School Travel (OAST), a Green Communities Canada program, has everything you need to implement School Travel Planning in your community. If you are interested, please visit the OAST website to access the School Travel Planning Toolkit.
Active Travel Safety
To view Ontario Ministry of Transportations road safety for pedestrians, and driving laws and safety tips for pedestrian crossovers and school crossings please click here.
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