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Florida Pedestrian & Bicycling Safety Program

The Florida Pedestrian & Bicycling Safety Program (PedBike SRC) provides free educational materials and resources to address the many causes of pedestrian and bicycle crashes, injuries, and fatalities and to promote safe pedestrian and bicycling activities for residents of all ages. The PedBike SRC also provides helmet fitter certification and recertification training and supports Florida’s Hig​h Visibility Enforcement (HVE) campaigns through the distribution of bike lights to local law enforcement agencies. The PedBike SRC supports the Florida Pedestrian and Bicycle Strategic Safety Plan by serving Florida’s at-risk populations located in 25 FDOT focus counties and is funded by the Florida Department of Transportation and the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA).


Ordering free materials and resources to promote pedestrian and bicycling safety activities in your community is easy:

  1. Register: Create an account and complete the Community Partner Agreement Form
  2. Shop: Browse the store and place your order.
  3. Review: Some resources require you to collect signatures when you give them out to the public. Download signature forms here.
  4. Share: Set up your event. Distribute resources and educate attendees on how to stay safe bicycling or walking.
  5. Collect: Obtain signatures from attendees receiving helmets, armband, and bike lights.
  6. Report: instructional guide or video tutorial. If you need assistance, contact us at pedbikesrc@ce.ufl.edu.


Item Type Eligibility Requirements Reporting Requirements
Bicycle Helmets Certified trained helmet fitter.  You are required to use and upload the helmet and armband signature form.
Armbands Community partner in FDOT focus counties You are required to use and upload the helmet and armband signature form.
Bicycle lights Law enforcement officers in FDOT focus counties You are required to use and upload the bicycle light signature form.
Print Materials Community partner Report the approximate number of each specific item distributed.
Safety kits Community partner Report the approximate number of each kit distributed.


FAQ

Can I distribute multiple items to one person? Only give multiple tangible items to a single person if the item types are unique and serve distinct functions.

How do I collect signatures at presentations or training events? At a presentation or training, return a registration or sign in sheet listing each participant that attended.

How do I collect signatures from children? If children are the recipients of the items, return a registration sheet with each child recipient's first name and a signature from the instructor certifying this as true and correct.

How do I submit a report? Download the instructional guide or watch the video tutorial to learn how to properly report.

Are these items always available? These items are available statewide while supplies last.


Helpful Resources

  1. Forms
  2. Instructional Guide
  3. Video Tutorial