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Context Sensitive Street Design

CSD design tool with good overview, strategies, steps to success, and case studies; written for Atlanta area planners and policymakers.
CSD design tool with good overview, strategies, steps to success, and case studies; written for Atlanta area planners and policymakers.

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More Information: www.atlantaregional.com/QualityGrowth/Planning/Toolkits/Context_Sensitive_TOOL.PDF

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Context Sensitive Street Design

Excerpts from this publication:

Alternative Strategies and Measures - Bicycle Accessibility and Mobility

Alternative Strategies and Measures - Overcoming Physical Barriers to Walking, Bicycling, and Taking Transit

Alternative Strategies and Measures - Pedestrian Accessibility and Mobility

Bicycle Transportation Facilities

Expected Outcomes of Context Sensitive Street Design

How Context Sensitive Streets Can Help Create a More Livable Community

Implementing Zoning Ordinances and Regulations

Locations in the Atlanta Region that are most suited for Context Sensitive Street Design

Make Public Right-of-Way Accessible to All Users: Americans with Disabilities Act

Neighborhood-Wide Traffic Calming

Pedestrian Transportation Facilities

Traffic Calm a Street

UK Traffic Calming Bibliography

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Article/Paper/Report details:

Author:

Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)

Urban Design Collaborative

Published:

December 2001

Contributed by:

Chris Menone