Abstract
Complete Streets policies direct transportation agencies to plan, design, operate, and maintain roadways with all users in mind, regardless of age, ability, or mode of transportation. This session focuses on how transportation agencies and communities can effectively institutionalize a Complete Streets policy by integrating Complete Streets into daily practice. Topics covered will include implementation planning, changing how decisions are made, updating procedures, and measuring performance. Speakers will also discuss ways to address common challenges.
Session Number
84
Session Title
How to Successfully Implement a Complete Streets Policy
Track Title
Multi-Modal Transportation
Location
Union FACE
Date of Version
March 2015
Recommended Citation
Irwin, Kim, "Complete Streets" (2015). Purdue Road School. 51.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/roadschool/2015/presentations/51
Start Date
3-11-2015 12:00 AM
Complete Streets
Union FACE
Complete Streets policies direct transportation agencies to plan, design, operate, and maintain roadways with all users in mind, regardless of age, ability, or mode of transportation. This session focuses on how transportation agencies and communities can effectively institutionalize a Complete Streets policy by integrating Complete Streets into daily practice. Topics covered will include implementation planning, changing how decisions are made, updating procedures, and measuring performance. Speakers will also discuss ways to address common challenges.
