Guidelines for Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities: First-year Activities (1449-1)

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Author(s):

D. Hauser, R.J. Benz, H.G. Hawkins, Jr.

Publication Date:

November 1995

Abstract:

This report describes the tasks conducted during the first year of a two-year study to develop guidelines for bicycle and pedestrian facilities on both existing and future roadways in Texas. The tasks were concentrated in four basic activity areas: 1) assessment of current practices; 2) collection of citizen and other agency recommendations; 3) assessment of various procedures and facilities; and 4) development of draft guidelines.|Some of the first-year tasks include: interviews with selected officials and community leaders; a survey of individuals, agencies and organizations; collection of recommendations from four advisory panels; assessment of existing facilities and available planning procedures; an analysis of various planning factors; and the development of new guidelines for bicycle accommodations on roadways which are under or nearing construction.|The first-year findings will be used to develop a draft of the preliminary guidelines, the primary product of this research study.

Report Number:

1449-1

Keywords:

Bicycle Facilities, Pedestrian Facilities, Nonmotorized Transportation

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Document/Product: http://tti.tamu.edu/documents/1449-1.pdf

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