Add sidewalks to Cranbury Neck Rd for student safety
Add sidewalks to Cranbury Neck Rd for student safety
The Issue
Every morning, I imagine hopping on my bike and heading to school. I envision waking up a tad later, getting ready at my own pace, and enjoying the fresh morning air instead of rushing to catch a ride or relying on others for transit. But unfortunately, this simple joy lingers as just a dream because Cranbury Neck Rd, along with the areas surrounding High School North and Community Middle School, lacks the necessary sidewalks that ensure safe walking or cycling routes for students.
Cranbury Neck Rd is busy, and the absence of sidewalks not only endangers those wanting to walk or cycle but also deprives the community of a healthier and more environmentally friendly means of commuting to school. **According to the National Center for Safe Routes to School, students who walk or bicycle to school enjoy significant health benefits while also contributing to a reduction in air pollution**. However, without secure pathways, these benefits remain out of reach for students in our area.
The lack of sidewalks poses a real threat to safety. **The Federal Highway Administration found that pedestrian crashes can decrease by 88% with just the addition of sidewalks**. By not having them, we're exposing our students to unnecessary risks every day.
What we need is a commitment from our local authorities and school boards to prioritize the installation of sidewalks in these critical areas. It would transform daily commutes into safe physical exercises, help reduce traffic congestion around the schools, and enhance the overall well-being for the community.
Let's work towards a future where students at High School North and Community Middle School can confidently walk or bike to school, without fear. **Join me in calling for the construction of sidewalks along Cranbury Neck Rd and the surrounding zones by signing this petition.** Together, our voices can drive change and pave the path to a safer route for all. Sign now to support safer streets for our students!

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The Issue
Every morning, I imagine hopping on my bike and heading to school. I envision waking up a tad later, getting ready at my own pace, and enjoying the fresh morning air instead of rushing to catch a ride or relying on others for transit. But unfortunately, this simple joy lingers as just a dream because Cranbury Neck Rd, along with the areas surrounding High School North and Community Middle School, lacks the necessary sidewalks that ensure safe walking or cycling routes for students.
Cranbury Neck Rd is busy, and the absence of sidewalks not only endangers those wanting to walk or cycle but also deprives the community of a healthier and more environmentally friendly means of commuting to school. **According to the National Center for Safe Routes to School, students who walk or bicycle to school enjoy significant health benefits while also contributing to a reduction in air pollution**. However, without secure pathways, these benefits remain out of reach for students in our area.
The lack of sidewalks poses a real threat to safety. **The Federal Highway Administration found that pedestrian crashes can decrease by 88% with just the addition of sidewalks**. By not having them, we're exposing our students to unnecessary risks every day.
What we need is a commitment from our local authorities and school boards to prioritize the installation of sidewalks in these critical areas. It would transform daily commutes into safe physical exercises, help reduce traffic congestion around the schools, and enhance the overall well-being for the community.
Let's work towards a future where students at High School North and Community Middle School can confidently walk or bike to school, without fear. **Join me in calling for the construction of sidewalks along Cranbury Neck Rd and the surrounding zones by signing this petition.** Together, our voices can drive change and pave the path to a safer route for all. Sign now to support safer streets for our students!

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Petition created on July 16, 2026