Pedestrian Research

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

Annual research findings inform future programmatic development. Safe Kids’ coalitions promote research findings locally and nationally to raise awareness of the dangers and gain support for improvements.

 Latest Research Reports

	Halloween Safety: A National Survey of Parents' Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviors (2011)
	Distracted Drivers in School Zones - A National Report (2009)
	Latest Trends in Child Pedestrian Safety: A Five-Year Review (October 2007)
	Walk a Mile in Their Shoes: A Study of High-Risk Child Pedestrians (October 2006)
	Child Pedestrians at Risk: A Ranking of U.S. Metropolitan Areas (October 2005)
	Kids at the Crossroads: A National Survey of Physical Environment and Motorist Behavior at Intersections in School Zones (October 2004)
	Stop Sign Violations Put Child Pedestrians at Risk: A National Survey of Motorist Behavior at Stop Signs in School Zones and Residential Areas (October 2003)