Last updated: 01/12/2021
What drives urban design and development? Sometimes it's the crazy things that you don’t even think about. I was amazed when reading Emily Talen’s book "CITY RULES: How...
Last updated: 01/02/2021
2021 brings hope for change – what do you want it to be? We’re inviting you to share your challenges and your ideas for the future with us through THIS SURVEY, so that we can...
Last updated: 12/24/2020
Volume 75 , December 2020, Pages 233-240 The effects of left-turn traffic-calming treatments on conflicts and speeds in Washington, DC Author links open overlay panel...
Last updated: 12/08/2020
In one of America's most walkable city, a danger for pedestrians Share {copyShortcut} to copy Link copied! Updated: 8:07 PM EST Nov 12, 2020 In one of America's most walkable...
Last updated: 12/08/2020
Explore our round-up of webinars and events coming up in December highlighting the latest road safety trends and best practices in planning and designing safe spaces for...
Last updated: 12/04/2020
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s first pedestrian safety “action” plan is pretty thin on dramatic action to end the pedestrian death crisis — but some experts think it...
Last updated: 11/26/2020
It turns out that federal safety and public health agencies who have for years blamed “drunk” pedestrians for their own deaths have been largely basing their conclusions on...
Last updated: 11/22/2020
If the focus of efforts to “improve pedestrian safety” is false education, a new dawn of actual safety and reduced fatalities is not around the corner. A vociferous campaign of...
Last updated: 11/16/2020
For 20 years, Texans have been dying to get somewhere, and there is little sign they will stop anytime soon. Saturday marks 20 years of at least one death a day on Texas roads,...
Last updated: 11/01/2020
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) did an admirable and important thing when designated October as Pedestrian Safety Month. Pedestrian deaths have been...