The Digital Lab and the CHASE Team were supported by the Canadian Institute for Health Research to develop the CHASE website to increase active transportation in Canadian children and youth. This website acts as a centralized hub to guide users of all educational backgrounds about how different traffic and road interventions impact both child safety during active transportation and road traffic. To ensure that the CHASE website contained the highest quality information the team engaged with road safety researchers from across Canada to understand how to best support children’s safety. 

The CHASE website groups road interventions into three main categories; bicycle, vehicle and pedestrian interventions to streamline the user experience. Each of the interventions come with descriptions, helpfulness scores and evidence-based studies that have studied these interventions. To ensure that information is accessible and visually appealing, animated visuals were created for each of the interventions. The CHASE site additionally highlights risk assessments for vehicle collisions, and active transportation injury by intervention to ensure that city planners can make the safest decision for people in their city, while also encouraging active transportation.