Pedestrian Safety Archives - Page 6 of 7

Walking is the original form of transportation and yet too often it is forgotten, actively discouraged, or even criminalized. We know that this approach harms BIPOC community members at disproportionate rates – whether through unsafe roadways or the biased application of laws against jaywalking. We all have a responsibility to…

Posted on April 17, 2021

Sure, Blame the Drivers — But it’s the Street Design At Fault

Posted on February 23, 2021

Stories from the Walking College: Why Evren Sönmez Advocates ‘Streets for People’

In an effort to show you exactly the types of advocates and community leaders that join and graduate from the America Walks Walking College, we’ve produced an in-depth series of stories featuring some of our past Walking College Fellows and the details of the people-first work they’ve gone on to…

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Blog Tag: Pedestrian Safety

Family-Friendly Design Doesn’t Stop At The Corner

America Walks Statement on Voting Rights and Access

Snow Clearing Shows Us What Cities Care About

Google Trends Shows People Want To Walk

Join Us For Our Next Webinar: The Year In Walkability

“An Incredible Inequality”: How Cities Are Failing Nondrivers

Week Without Driving: What Happened When +100 Leaders Got Out Of Their Cars

How one library leveraged a story walk and community engagement into a street redesigned for safety

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Our Letter on Decriminalizing Jaywalking: California Could Demonstrate National Leadership by Passing Timely Legislation

Sure, Blame the Drivers — But it’s the Street Design At Fault

Stories from the Walking College: Why Evren Sönmez Advocates ‘Streets for People’

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