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THE TRAILS SAFE PASSING PLAN (TSPP) STOP! SPEAK and STAND BACK
THE TRAILS SAFE PASSING PLAN (TSPP) STOP! SPEAK and STAND BACK
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The Trails Safe Passing Plan (TSPP) Stop! Speak and Stand Back educational resource has been published by the Equine Land Conservation Resource (ELCR) in Lexington, Kentucky. ELCR is working with the Trails are Common Ground (TaCG) campaign.
The Trails Safe Passing Plan (TSPP) STOP! SPEAK and STAND BACK is a safety action plan to educate on what to do when encountering people with horses on the trails. The Trails Safe Passing Plan (TSPP) Stop! Speak and Stand Back allows you to safely share the trails and is helpful for all trail users, including horses, dogs and children.
Our premier webinar, on March 31, 2023, AMERICAN TRAILS signed up over 400 land management teams, trail user groups, civil engineers, architects, grant and contract managers, economic development leaders, traffic safety engineers, marketing managers, park operation supervisors, park rangers, volunteer board members and naturalists, forestry technicians, destination development managers and state trail coordinators. All professionals and non-profit leaders looking for KNOWLEDGE and ANSWERS for safer multi-use, and horse-hiker trail programs.
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UPDATED QR CODE IN GREEN, directing you to the updated PDF of the Trails Safe Passing Plan (The update is the new Please Remember Card that includes - what do do when coming up from BEHIND horses)
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6. The RFVHC Presents .a 1 minute 35 second video entitled Stop, Speak, Smile: The Key to Sharing the Trails Safely. We feel this film best represents our Trails Safe Passing Plan (TSPP) STOP! SPEAK AND STAND BACK
The film is brought to you by Central Oregon Chapter of Oregon Equestrian Trails and a coalition of partners: Central Oregon Trail Alliance, East Cascades Chapter of Back Country, Horsemen of Oregon, Sister Trails Alliance, Deschutes Trails Coalition and filmmaker Wahoo Films. 7.
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1. This is the original QR link directed to the original Trails Safe Passing Plan PDF (300 dpi PNG) After our national webinar, we added language to the PDF & the Please Remember Card giving directions on what to do when trail users come from behind horses on the trails. We have now retired this QR code, but leaving it here to show you how YOUR brand or logo can be inserted into the middle of this QR code. You can see here how your graphic artist can apply your custom logo to QR codes. 2. Trail Sign with QR Code link directly to the original Trails Safe Passing Plan PDF ) Copyrighted ELCR.org
2a.We have now retired this Trail Sign with the original QR code. 2b. NEW Updated Trail Sign with Updated Green QR code linking directly to the Trails Safe Passing Plan Please note that due to their small resolution size the small image versions (350) won't support QR scanning. The small is useful for websites only. For scanning please download the large (1311), full (14928) or vector PDF. Updated Trail Sign with new QR (Scales to any size) (Vector PDF) Click here to Download Updated Trail Sign with new QR (FIXED SIZE JPG) 14928 x 13662 (Full) 1311 x 1200 (Large) 350 x 320 (Small) 240 KB Updated Trail Sign with new QR (FIXED SIZE PNG) 14928 x 13662 (Full) 1311 x 1200 (Large) 350 x 320 (Small) Updated Trail Sign with new QR (FIXED SIZE TIF) 14928 x 13662 (Full) 1311 x 1200 (Large) 350 x 320 (Small) 4.1 MB 2c. Spanish (Fixed-size PNG (2080 x 1807)) with original QR code Click here to Download. The QR code takes the viewer to a English PDF, not translated into Spanish to date. Updated Green QR code on this Spanish sign coming soon! 3. Trail Sign without QR Code Copyrighted 3a. English without QR code (Scales to any size) (Vector PDF) Click here to Download 3b. Spanish without QR code (Fixed-size PNG (2080 x 1807)) Click here to Download 3c. Alternate Spanish in BLUE, without QR code (Fixed-size PNG (2080 x 1807)) Click here to Download 4. THESE QR CODES HAVE BEEN RETIRED. This code directs folks to the original PDF that does not include one important piece of advice. What to do when approaching horses from behind. WE ARE LEAVING THEM HERE SO YOU CAN SEE HOW YOUR BRAND OR LOGO CAN BE INSERTED INTO THE MIDDLE OF A QR CODE EFFECTIVELY. 4a. Download PERSONALIZABLE QR (SVG) - CLICK HERE 4b. Download PERSONALIZABLE QR (PDF) - CLICK HERE This is an example of how you can place your logo or brand onto the QR code 4c. 8x8 inch@300 dpi for printing-transparent - CLICK HERE Attention Users: Ask your graphic or tech guy to help you...you can slide your logo onto the QR code like the sample on the left...help sponsor the Trails Safe Passing Plan (TSPP) and promote YOUR brand! In order to add a logo to the QR code, you will need to use the provided vector pdf file of the QR code that has the blank white space. This pdf file will need to be opened in a program, such as Illustrator, that allows for editing vector files. UPDATED QR CODE IN GREEN
UPDATED QR CODE IN GREEN, directing you to the updated PDF of the Trails Safe Passing Plan (The update is the new Please Remember Card that includes - what do do when coming up from BEHIND horses) 4e.
Download UPDATED GREEN QR (PDF) - CLICK HERE
Download UPDATED GREEN QR (Vector EPS) - CLICK HERE Download UPDATED GREEN QR (TIF, like jpg) - CLICK HERE 4f. NEW Instructions ONLY.
Download Instructions with RFVHC Logo Transparent png - CLICK HERE Scalable vector.ai. CLICK HERE JPG. CLICK HERE PSD CLICK HERE Download NEW Instructions - Insert your LOGOS - CLICK HERE 4h. Updated QR Code with Instructions - Insert your own LOGO! JPG CLICK HERE Vector Scalable .ai. CLICK HERE 5. Click here to download the updated PDF of this Trails Safe Passing Plan (TSPP) Stop! Speak and Stand Back PDF Please Remember Card. This card is a perfect educational choice for placing at trail heads and kiosk's along the trails. Let us know if this image works for you. This is the UPDATED Please Remember Card that American Trails Webinar participants asked for during the Q & A. Participants asked us "what to do when approaching horses from BEHIND) Click here to download a High Resolution JPG (2625 x 1800) version of this card. 6. Here is the LINK. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-nmrS9yuig Stop, Speak, Smile: The Key to Sharing the Trails Safely, hosted on the RFVHC You Tube Channel 7. These signs are now in productions in the Roaring Fork Valley.
This is a JPG of the sizing and attachment points used for the 2023 Roaring Fork Valley TSPP trail projects. Small and Medium size. Please contact FastSigns directly for information and pricing. 859-263-7511, Ask for Conda or Melody |
