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Blog Tag: Pedestrian Safety

Posted on September 11, 2020

The Federal Government Can Spur Dramatic Transformation for Pedestrian Safety (if it so chooses)

The following blog is a set of people-first policy recommendations that America Walks’ Executive Director Mike McGinn recently sent to the US Department of Transportation.  Dear USDOT, Thank you for requesting input on pedestrian safety. Pedestrian safety is a crisis in America, with the toll of death disproportionately falling upon people of color,…

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Posted on February 6, 2018

What does a walkable street look like?

This is a guest blog post by Rachel Quednau at Strong Towns. You know those games you usually find on the back of a cereal box or in a kids’ magazine that present you with two seemingly identical pictures and ask you to spot the six things that are different in each?…

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