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Blog Posted on September 13, 2023

Walkability Wins Part Twenty-Two: Collaboration is Essential!

A new roundup of Walkability Wins. This week we’re showcasing the movement by highlighting more places across the country advancing pedestrian-friendly agendas. Durham, North Carolina Durham joined the National Association of City Transportation officials in 2020 and is taking advantage of the knowledge and examples peer cities have undertaken to…

Blog Posted on August 30, 2023

Walkability Wins Part Twenty-One: Pedestrian Safety is the Goal!

A new roundup of Walkability Wins. This week we’re showcasing the movement by highlighting more places across the country advancing pedestrian-friendly agendas. Indianapolis, Indiana General Ordinance No. 27 passed by the City-County Council in June 2023 is aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety. This includes No Turn on Red, which restricts…

Blog Posted on August 16, 2023

Walkability Wins Part Twenty – Accessibility, Raised Crosswalks and Road Diets!

A new roundup of Walkability Wins. This week we’re showcasing the movement by highlighting more places across the country advancing pedestrian-friendly agendas. Port St. Lucie, Florida With the award of a Supporting Healthy Aging Through Parks and Recreation grant from the National Recreation & Park Association and the Centers for…

Blog Posted on August 2, 2023

Walkability Wins Part Nineteen- More Sidewalks, Fewer Lanes, and Housing Before Parking!

A new roundup of Walkability Wins. This week we’re showcasing the movement by highlighting more places across the country advancing pedestrian-friendly agendas. Los Angeles, California Venice Boulevard in Los Angeles has been reconfigured enormously. The street has been reduced from 6 lanes to 4 and has bus-only lanes in each…