Safe Routes Philly and Vision Zero Join Philadelphia Schools in Celebration of the 29th National Walk Roll to School Day

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Safe Routes Philly and Vision Zero will celebrate the 29th National Walk & Roll to School Day on October 15, 2025, in Philadelphia. The initiative encourages safe walking and biking routes for students, enhancing community engagement in pedestrian safety. Participating schools will host activities to raise awareness about traffic safety and promote healthy transportation options. This celebration supports Vision Zero's mission to eliminate traffic fatalities and injuries, showcasing the city's commitment to safer streets. Ruby Bridges, a prominent figure in the civil rights movement, will be honored, linking the event to broader educational themes.

Organizers expect significant participation from local families and community members. The event will also serve to educate attendees about the importance of safe routes to school. Ultimately, this initiative aims to create a safer environment for Philadelphia's youth.

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