About Pedestrian Research

Safe Kids conducts research projects each year, including secondary research assessments, primary surveys, behavioral observations and environmental assessments that reveal the problems for child pedestrians. 

Safe Kids coalitions promote research findings locally and nationally to raise awareness of the dangers and gain support for improvements.

This year, Safe Kids Worldwide coalitions conducted focus groups in communities across the country to gather information to develop more effective pedestrian safety programming aimed at reducing pedestrian related death and injury for those who are most at risk. 

Research Reports

2007 Latest Trends in Child Pedestrian Safety - A Five Year Review.	2006 Walk a Mile in Their Shoes - A Study of High Risk Child Pedestrians.
2005 Child Pedestrians at Risk in America - A national Ranking of U.S Metropolitan Areas.	2004 Kids at the Crossroad A National Survey of Physical Environment and Motorist Behavior at intersections in School Zones.
2003 Stop Sign Violations Puts Child Pedestrians at Risk A National Survey of Motorist Behavior at School Zones and Residential Areas.	2002 Report to the Nation on Child Pedestrian Safety .
2000 Child Pedestrians at Risk in America A national Survey of Speeding in School Zones.