Provo Walk & Roll to School
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Parent organizer flyer

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This quarter-page invitation is designed for school events, PTA meetings, and conversations with parents who may want to organize a group.

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Kids wearing backpacks walking together outside a school. Provo Mayor Marsha Judkins and Provo City School District Superintendent Wendy Dau stand with kids and adults from the Rock Canyon Elementary bike bus.

Provo Walk & Roll to School

Become a parent organizer

Start a walking bus or bike bus at your school

A walking bus is a group of kids and adults who walk to school together on a regular route and schedule; a bike bus does the same on bicycles. Both turn the trip to school into active time with friends and neighbors. Walking buses are usually the simplest option.

Why start one?

  • Kids start the day active and ready to learn
  • Families spend less time in the drop-off line
  • Neighbors build stronger connections

Three ways to begin

  1. 1Choose one or more days each week to walk or bike.
  2. 2Pick a route. A BikeWalk Provo volunteer can help. See below.
  3. 3Invite other families to join you.

We will help you take the first steps.

A BikeWalk Provo volunteer can help with route guidance, maps, materials, signs, examples, or outreach. Parents lead every group.

QR code linking to the parent organizer guide. Read the parent organizer guide