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Safe Routes Scoop Volume 2, Issue 2 Now Available The latest issue of the Safe Routes Scoop is now available. Read the newsletter at:http://policy.rutgers.edu/VTC/bikeped/Safe_Routes_Scoop/Vol2_Issue2/index.html The Scoop, a newsletter for the New Jersey Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program, will keep you informed about SRTS news, events, local programs, and available resources. Use this newsletter to promote SRTS and to update your members and partners on projects and opportunities. Tell us about Safe Routes to School Program with us by clicking the "Do You Like This Newsletter" link at the top of the Safe Routes Scoop home page. Feel free to forward this newsletter to other interested parties. To receive an email notice about future issues or to be added to our NJ Safe Routes to School listserv, please email your request to srts@rci.rutgers.edu and ask to be added to the subscriber list. Questions or comments? Contact us at srts@rci.rutgers.edu or visit http://policy.rutgers.edu/VTC/srts/ Print this |
Did you know? The highest speed ever achieved on a bicycle is 268.831 km/h (167.043 mph), by Fred Rompelberg (The Netherlands) at Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah, USA, on October 3, 1995. Rompelberg reached this speed while drafting behind a slipstream vehicle.
-- Guinness Book of World Records
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Signs reminding drivers that they must yield to pedestrians in NJ. It is a traffic calming measure increasing the safety
Photographer: Adam Wroblewski
Location: Highland Park, NJ
Picture taken: 07/04
Submitted: N/A
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