Glendale Avenue road safety mascot

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    Glendale Avenue road safety mascot

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    Streets Alive

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    Develop a desgin for, in collaboration with students at Glendale Primary school, a Western-Australian animal ‘road safety mascot’ and install the mascot on the footpaths along key points on Glendale Avenue to address community concerns around pedestrian, student, and community safety along Glendale Avenue. Glendale Avenue, Hamersley.

    Objectives Reflection: **Encourage road safety - encourage and promote vehicle and pedestrian safety at key peak school drop o and pick up spots

    Objectives 1 Community vibrancy- enhance community vibrancy on Glendale Avenue through visual appeal

    Objectives 2 Promote a vibrant, safe street- Encouraging increased pedestrians and active transport users and fostering a sense of community safety

    Objectives 3 Speed reduction- Promote an increased vehicle awareness of pedestrians, bikes, scooters,

    Changes in attitudes/behaviour reflection We noticed an increase in community discussion between parents/carers and children while commuting to and from school due to the mascot murals. We also observed that most pedestrians and active transport users are stopping to look at the mural at each driveway intersection. We also observed, particularly during the painting period that many drivers were slowing down and taking notice of the painting of the mural mascots.

    Total project cost: $5,200.00 Fund: Streets Alive Stream 1, 2024