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=Select Walkability= S1a-Sidewalk presentS2a-Wide sidewalkS3a-Sidewalk in good conditionS4a-Sidewalk continuesS5a-Goat trail (worn path instead of sidewalk)X1a-Crosswalk presentX2a-Crosswalk is visibleX3a-Pedestrian Xing sign presentX4a-Stop sign presentX5a-Traffic signal presentX6a-Crossing signal timing goodX7a-Crossing signal worksX8a-Child can reach buttonT1a-Traffic visible to pedestriansT2a-Traffic blocked from pedestrian's viewD1a-Drivers wait for pedestrians to crossD2a-Drivers don't enter crosswalkD3a-Drivers obey safe speed limitsC1a-Feels safe to walkC2a-Area is cleanC3a-Clean airC4a-Shades trees present Yes No

This website is the companion to the "walkability" assessment conducted on Saturday, May 30th for the 16 Woodbridge Township Elementary Schools. This effort worked to find and map the safe routes for children to walk to school. Through a collaboration between Woodbridge Township, the Pioneering Healthier Communities (PHC) team, VERTICES, and active citizens, students and parents learned about what makes a place walkable.