More International Resources Examples


Detroit Creates Connections at a Crossing

Source: Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC)
Describes how a quick-build project in Detroit, Michigan, improved safety for students walking to school by reducing the turning radius at a key crossing and adding community murals.
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Creating Connections: Opportunities for Safe Routes to School Programs to Support High School Students with Disabilities

Source: Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC)
Explores how Safe Routes to School programs can support high school students with disabilities, featuring examples from Minnesota and Oregon.
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Different Bikes for Different Cyclists

Source: AARP
Provides an illustrated guide to 15 types of bicycles used for different purposes.
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2022 Survey of Equity Practices in the Transportation Planning Process

Source: US Department of Transportation
Summarizes results of state DOTs and MPOs responses to surveys about equity in transportation planning.
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Sidewalk Mapping for Pedestrians with Disabilities Navigation Workshop Summary

Source: Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
Offers a summary of a 2022 workshop focused on research needs for sidewalk mapping.
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How Hundreds of Cities Have Achieved Zero Road Deaths in a Year

Source: The Conversation
Reports on actions taken by over 500 cities to achieve zero road deaths.
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FHWA Federal Policy, Research, and Funding Opportunities for Shared Micromobility Projects

Source: Shared-Use Mobility Center
Summarizes a presentation on challenges and opportunities for micromobility related to policy and funding.
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State DOTs Transportation Alternatives Program Safe Routes to School Funding

Source: Safe Routes Partnership
Monitors the progress of State DOTs in administering the federal Safe Routes to School program and the Transportation Alternatives Program, tracking how funds are awarded and obligated.
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CTDOT Complete Streets Design Criteria to Improve Roadway Safety and Enhance Mobility

Source: Connecticut DOT
Announces that CTDOT implemented new Complete Streets design criteria.
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Best Complete Streets Policies of 2023

Source: Smart Growth America
Evaluates and scores Complete Streets policies passed in 11 communities using a standardized set of 10 best-practice scoring elements.
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