Safe Routes to School supports Ohio’s K–12 students by funding school travel planning, infrastructure, and activities that make walking and biking to school safer and more accessible.
Applications will open in late January 2027, with the deadline moving from March 6, 2026 to March 5, 2027. Infrastructure caps drop from $1,000,000 to $650,000 for construction-only requests and $750,000 for multiphase projects; plan approval and planning-assistance rules also changed.
Safe Routes to School Program supports K–12 students through infrastructure, design, and education projects that make walking, rolling, and bicycling to school safer and encourage healthier travel.
Safe Routes to School supports students in Colorado by funding work on safer walking and bicycling routes through a school-focused grant program run by the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Safe Routes to School Grants Program supports Utah communities with education, encouragement, and school-route improvements to address transportation safety and help students walk or bike safely to school.
Kansas Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School Program helps Kansas schools plan and implement research-driven strategies for safer, more active student travel.
Planning Assistance Grants support Minnesota K–12 school communities with Safe Routes to School planning that combines infrastructure and school-based strategies to help children walk, bike, and roll safely.