School Zone ResearchStatus: ActiveProject Start Date: 09/17/2025Subscribe for Updates Summary: The goal of this research is to evaluate cost-effective, quickly deployable, and scalable solutions for designing school speed zones across Minnesota, using the Duluth Public School District as a case study. This project aims to enhance student safety, reduce traffic-related injuries near schools, and increase the number of students walking and biking as part of the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program. Final Deliverables: Related Materials: Related Research: Project Personnel: Principal Investigator: Nichole Morris Co-Principal Investigator: Curtis Craig Technical Liaison: Sophie Kalow Project Coordinator: Marcus Bekele Panel Members: Andrea Heil - Duluth Public School District Carolyn Caffrey - Transit and Active Transportation Eli Norlander - Duluth-Superior Metropolitan Interstate Council Gavin Bukovich - Arrowhead Regional Development Commission Jacob Rueter - Transit and Active Transportation James Gittemeier - City of Duluth Joseph Jurewicz - City of Duluth Josh Gorham - Katherine Baier - Sustainability & Public Health Kelly Corbin - Transit and Active Transportation Maren Webb - District 1 Maria Donnelly - Traffic Engineering Reilly Friend - Transit and Active Transportation Taylour Blakeman - Carlton-Cook-Lake-St. Louis Community Health Board Victor Lund - St. Louis County Public Works - Engineer