What is sCOOL2Walk about?

sCOOL2Walk is a digital web application that enables parents or guardians to announce their child's route and discover others in the community planning a similar journey. Pupils can safely walk to, and from school together with a guardian on scheduled days of the week.

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How it works

Mark unsafe situations

The app allows users to register physical/socially unsafe places, increasing awareness while walking. Municipalities can also use this information to identify and improve unsafe traffic conditions.

An easy to use platform

sCOOL2Walk is an easy to use mobile platform that allows parents to plan trips for the kids to walk to school.


Facilitate safe trips

By utilising sCOOL2Walk enforce healthy activities, safer school zones and less congestion!


Why is it important?

sCOOL2Walk strengthens social cohesion and promotes safety around school zones, making walking fun and safe. Children can develop awareness of traffic situations at an early age, which can enhance their safety. Additionally, regular walking can help in the development of motor skills through low-key daily movement, which is important given the decline in motor skills among children.

Want to implement sCOOL2Walk in your city today!

Municipalities can obtain licenses and make them available to local schools. That way, schools, in cooperation with the community, can manage the programme themself! Interested in trying it out or organising a pilot? Or just want to know more? Sent an email to: scool2walk@thefuturemobility.network

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Watch our Project Summary

sCOOL2Walk began as a project funded by EIT Urban Mobility in 2023, aimed at encouraging families to walk to school. Developed and tested by a consortium of research institutions and city partners, the project has since evolved into its own entity. Have a look at the project summary!

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Implemented cities

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Connected schools

64

Trips facillitated

214

Kids enroled

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