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Bring Safety Messaging Materials to Your Community
SCAG's Go Human regional safety campaign encourages drivers to slow down and watch for people walking and biking. Based on data from SCAG, people who walk and bike experience a disproportionate share of serious injuries and fatalities in traffic crashes.
SCAG provides Go Human safety advertisements, co-branded with partner logos, at no cost to local jurisdictions, agencies, nonprofits, and community-based organizations. Eligible organizations can request print or digital material. Standard print materials (e.g., postcards and fliers) will be available in early 2026.
Explore examples of advertisements, social media graphics and posts, and newsletter content in the Go Human Message Showcase.
Request Safety Messaging Materials
Community Streets Program
With support from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS), the 2024 Go Human Community Streets Grant Program (Community Streets Program) granted funding to implement traffic safety strategies through community engagement projects. SCAG anticipates another Call for Applications for the Community Streets Program in 2026, pending funding availability.
The Community Streets Program supports projects that facilitate community resilience, recovery, and resource delivery, prioritizing outcomes for low-income families and communities of color, especially those most harmed by traffic injuries and fatalities.
Program Goal
The Community Streets Program builds street-level community resilience by increasing the safety of people most harmed by traffic injuries and fatalities, including, without limitation Black, Indigenous, and People of Color; people with disabilities; and elders, particularly those walking and biking. The Community Streets Program improves traffic safety locally and across the Southern California region, leveraging and building community leadership committed to traffic safety and prioritizing projects that center historically excluded or disinvested communities, mobility justice, disability justice, and rural community investment, among others.
Rather than focusing on the behavior of people walking and biking, the Community Streets Program targets structural issues that affect the safety of people walking and biking, such as dangerous driving behavior, high vehicle speeds, street design, and structural racism. Applicants are encouraged to propose creative, strategic projects that center justice and respond to program goals and communities’ current needs.
Eligibility
Community-based organizations, nonprofits, and social enterprises are eligible to submit a Community Streets Program proposal. Public agencies and entities with 501(c)4 status are not eligible for this program.
Funding is available to recipients across the SCAG region, which encompasses the counties of Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura counties.
Final Report
- 2024 Go Human Community Streets Final Report
- 2023 Go Human Community Hubs Final Report
- 2022 Final Report
- 2021 Final Report, Awardee Announcement, Stories, Video Snapshot
- 2020 Final Report, Awardee Announcement
- 2018 Project List
Explore the Community Streets Mini-Grants StoryMap.
Borrow the Go Human Kit of Parts
SCAG’s Go Human Kit of Parts Lending Library provides pop-up materials to temporarily demonstrate potential and planned street design treatments and safety infrastructure to create safer and more inviting public spaces.
The Go Human Kit of Parts includes materials to showcase five street treatments. The street treatments include a parklet, curb extension (bulb-out), median refuge island, artistic crosswalk, and separated bike lane. The Kit of Parts is made of portable, light-weight materials that are easy to transport and assemble.
Temporary safety demonstrations create opportunities for residents, planning and engineering staff and community leaders to experience, test, refine, and support infrastructure improvements in live traffic settings.
For more details or to borrow the Kit of Parts, contact us at gohuman@scag.ca.gov.
Kit of Parts Lending Library Resources
The following resources can provide frameworks, generate ideas, and clarify logistics to help plan a successful Kit of Parts deployment.
Resilient Streets Toolkit: Toolkit promotes the use of street space for community resiliency, recovery, and resource delivery in a way that prioritizes vulnerable communities.
Guide & Installation Video: Watch the Kit of Parts Overview Guide and installation video to provide a clear picture of the hardware, assembly, installation, and dimensions of the materials involved in a Kit of Parts deployment.
Survey: The Kit of Parts serves as an engagement tool to collect feedback from the community about potential safety improvements. Use or adapt the following survey at a Kit of Parts activation to gather input about the temporary improvements.
Info Sheets
Kit of Parts Activation Event Playbook
Use this playbook to implement a temporary traffic safety demonstration event using the Kit of Parts. The playbook offers step-by-step instructions to achieve important event milestones, such as gathering a project team, setting event goals and objectives, planning and preparing for the event, working with SCAG and jurisdictional partners, coordinating day-of event logistics, and much more.
View the Kit of Parts Playbook
- Appendices
Fillable Worksheets
- Getting Started
- Kit of Parts Logistics
- Promoting and Advertising
- Additional Preparations
- Event and Post-Event Actions
Events
- 2024 Events and Activities
- 2023 Events and Activities
- City of Lancaster: Walk N Roll Fest
- Town of Altadena: "Kit of Parts" Demonstration
- City of Santa Ana: Willard Safe Streets Summer Night Celebration
- City of Irvine: Re-Envision South Yale Avenue
- City of Port Hueneme: "Kit of Parts" Demonstration
- City of Duarte: Summer Concert Series
- City of Jurupa Valley: Skate Thru Summer
- City of Buena Park: "Kit of Parts" Demonstration
- 2022 Events and Activities
- Fresno County With the ATRC
- City of Imperial
- City of Los Banos, CA With the ATRC
- Town of Paradise, CA With the ATRC
- Go Human Pop-Up Safety Demonstration Project, Glendora, CA
- Century Villages at Cabrillo End of Summer Block Party
- City of Laguna Niguel and Niguel Hills Middle School
- Washington Neighborhood Community Corners
- Willard Safe Street
- CICLAVIA South LA
- Community Festival, City of Azusa
- Activate Fair Oaks, City of Pasadena
- Pomona Town & Gown Bike Ride
- City of San Bernardino
- City of Cathedral City: "Kit of Parts" Demonstration
- 2021 Events and Activities
- Go Ojai Demonstration Project
- City of El Monte: "Kit of Parts" Demonstration
- Indio's Streets Are Treats
- Activate Artesia BLVD @ The Uptown Jazz Fest
- Go Active Wildomar
- 2019 Events and Activities
- Glendora's Roll to the Stroll
- Meet On Beach
- Past Reports 2017-2018
Final Reports
- Phase I Report
- Phase II Report
La Quinta –Mini-Report
Costa Mesa –Mini-Report
Walnut Park – Mini-Report/Video
West Covina – Video
Ontario – Mini-Report
Culver City – Mini-Report
Chino – Mini-Report/Video
San Jacinto – Mini-Report
La Cañada Flintridge – Mini-Report/Video
Lake Elsinore – Mini-Report
Riverside – Mini-Report