Community Pedestrian Safety Trainings

In partnership with UC Berkeley’s Safe Transportation Research and Education Center (SafeTREC) with generous funding from the California Office of Traffic Safety we are conducting Community Pedestrian Safety Trainings (CPSTs) throughout the state of California. These workshops strengthen community skills, educate residents about pedestrian safety best practices, and conducts  walkability assessments to help residents identify and prioritize next steps  to develop a pedestrian safety action plan. CPSTs bring together community residents, seniors, parents, and youth, as well as city or county officials from Transportation/Public Works, Public Health, Schools and the Police Departments. Check our calendar for the next workshop. Read our Transportation Research Board paper (Community Pedestrian Safety Workshops in California) and view our poster here. For a summary of CPST 2009-2011 Workshop outcomes, please review Community Pedestrian Safety Trainings: A Summary of Workshop Outcomes from Spring 2009-Spring 2011. If you are interested in hosting a community workshop in your neighborhood, please contact Tony Dang.

Photos from Past Community Workshops