Secret Code - Safe Routes to School is a legal document that was released by the Maryland Department of Transportation - a government authority operating within Maryland.
Q: What is the Safe Routes to School program?
A: The Safe Routes to School program is a national initiative aimed at creating safe and convenient walking and biking routes for students to get to and from school.
Q: What is the Secret Code campaign in Maryland?
A: The Secret Code campaign is a part of the Safe Routes to School program in Maryland. It encourages students to walk or bike to school by providing secret codes along designated routes.
Q: How does the Secret Code campaign work?
A: During the Secret Code campaign, students are given a code word that they can only access by walking or biking to school. They collect these secret codes to earn prizes and incentives.
Q: Why is the Secret Code campaign important?
A: The Secret Code campaign promotes physical activity, reduces traffic congestion around schools, and improves air quality by encouraging students to choose active transportation options.
Q: Who is eligible to participate in the Secret Code campaign?
A: All students in Maryland schools are eligible to participate in the Secret Code campaign, including walkers, bikers, and students who use other forms of active transportation.
Q: How can students get involved in the Secret Code campaign?
A: Students can get involved in the Secret Code campaign by walking or biking to school and collecting the secret codes along the designated routes. They can then redeem these codes for prizes and incentives.
Q: Are there any safety measures in place for the Secret Code campaign?
A: Yes, safety measures are an integral part of the Secret Code campaign. The designated routes are carefully planned to ensure the safety of participating students, and educational resources are provided to promote safe walking and biking practices.
Form Details:
Download a printable version of the form by clicking the link below or browse more documents and templates provided by the Maryland Department of Transportation.