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Design Guides

When it comes time to design Complete Streets projects, existing design guides from the Active Transportation Alliance and other organizations provide best practices for pedestrian, bicycle, and transit accommodations in a variety of contexts.

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Complete Streets, Complete Networks

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Complete Streets Rural Contexts

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Urban Bikeway Design Guide

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Urban Street Design Guide

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Transit Street Design Guide

Did You Know?

Gasoline and vehicle taxes pay only about 60-70 percent of roadway building and maintenance expenditures by all levels of government. The rest is paid for by non-transport related taxes, such as property taxes, sales, or income taxes. – Alliance for Biking and Walking

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Have questions about how to develop policies and plans that promote active transportation? Let us know how we can help.

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