Will She Make It?
Crossing lanes of traffic on foot is a challenge, even with a crosswalk and signal.
Let’s hope this woman walksreallyfast.
Complete Versus Incomplete Streets
Can you find the man trying to cross the road?
(Hint: He’s stuck in the middle.)
Complete Streets serve all users, be they drivers, bicyclists or pedestrians.
This is an “Incomplete Street.”
Versions of this road exist throughout the United States.
Ready, Set, Go?
This image is among those that accompanied the release of the 2019Dangerous by Designreport.
(See the link below.)
From this pedestrian’s view, there looks like it’s eight vehicle lanes.
Too many streets have no sidewalks or crosswalks.
Too many streets with sidewalks have crosswalks placed too far apart (sometimes a mile or more).
Even students who live near the school are required to take the bus or be driven.
