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Exhibit A page 3 of 8 Pedestrian Education • Safe places to walk (sidewalks, parks, etc.) • Unsafe places to walk (streets, railroad tracks, parking lots, etc.) • Stranger awareness/ personal safety • Crosswalks (controlled and uncontrolled) • Recognition and understanding of signs and signals • Recognition and avoidance of common pedestrian collisions • Walking to school safely (safe routes, getting out of a parent's car) • Attire (bright colored clothing, tied shoe laces, etc.) • Walking on busv sidewalks • Precautions to take around special events • Railroad crossings • Driveways/ allevways • Student drop off and pick up zones at schools • Use of designated suggested safe routes to school Fee per school site: S 850.00 Total fee for 13 schools: S 11,050.00 I Community -Based Traffic Rodeos for Bicvclists and Pedestrians Safe doves will conduct six (6) community -based traffic rodeos on designated weekends and/or holidays at community centers, schools, parks and shopping areas for parents and children. The traffic rodeo will consist of sidewalks, crosswalks, streets, neighborhoods, business & shopping districts, traffic signs & signals, buses, cars and railroad crossings with trains to simulate familiar traffic environments and to demonstrate the leading causes of bicycle and pedestrian -related deaths and injuries among school -aged children. The components of the traffic rodeo consist of the following: 1. Registration All bicyclists and pedestrians participating in the rodeo are required to submit a permission form signed by a parent or legal guardian. The permission forms will be distributed at school sites and will be made available on the day of the event. After registration is complete, the parent and child must take a written test on bicycle and pedestrian safety. The test will be reviewed and corrected by rodeo pg 3 of 8