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How do your students travel to school?

By using this online tool, you can help provide the data needed to make informed decisions when improving road safety, planning for accessibility, and creating healthier school journeys. It can be used as a standalone tool, or as part of a wider school travel project in a school. The tool can also be used as a learning tool in the classroom. The data is completely anonymous and secure. There is no way of identifying individual children and how they get to school.

 

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Go to Dashboard to set up your class/rōpū and start entering trips (must be logged in to view).

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Why collect school travel data?

Collecting good quality data on how children get to school is important. First, it can help evaluate the effectiveness of school travel programs, by collecting data before and after changes are made. By understanding how students commute to school, we can identify areas where improvements are needed and make informed decisions.

Additionally, data on school travel can be a powerful tool for storytelling. It provides a factual basis for discussing the importance of safe, accessible, and sustainable transportation options for children, which can be used to advocate for positive changes in the school community.

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Useful data for your school

Once you have collected the travel data, you can view, save, or print bar graphs or download a .CSV file for more detailed analysis. You can use the data for teaching in the classroom, or to help your school understand travel behaviour. The data also helps Greater Wellington understand travel behaviour around schools.