Evaluation of the national network of child pedestrian training pilot projects
The evaluation of the National Child Pedestrian Training Pilot Project (Kerbcraft) investigated its impact on children’s pedestrian behaviour and on schools and volunteers. Effective ways of establishing and sustaining practical child pedestrian schemes were identified. The study was conducted by Kirstie Whelan and colleagues at the University of the West of England, Bristol.
The full report, Evaluation of the National Network of Child Pedestrian Training Pilot Projects by Kirstie Whelan, Elizabeth Towner, Gail Errington and Jane Powell, is published by the Department for Transport (ISBN 978 1 904763 84 0, price £43.00). To order further free copies of these findings or the full report as a priced publication, contact: DfT Publications, tel: 0870 1226 236, textphone: 0870 1207 405, email: dftinf@capita.co.uk.
Evaluation of the national network of child pedestrian training pilot projects - Findings
Road Safety Research Report No. 82.
- Published:
- 25 March 2008
Evaluation of the national network of child pedestrian training pilot projects - Findings (90 kb)
Product code RSRRF82.
- Published:
- 25 March 2008
Evaluation of the national network of child pedestrian training pilot projects - Main report (4 Mb)
ISBN 978 1 904763 84 0
- Published:
- 25 March 2008
