Abstract
Complete Streets applications increase mode choices and provide multiple active transportation options. Using strategies such as road repurposing or incorporating improvements into previously planned projects to save costs; implementing safety enhancements for vulnerable road users; engaging stakeholders and the public; and creating aesthetic, livable corridors are goals for many Complete Streets projects. This session will explore lessons learned on three Complete Streets projects that vary in complexity, cost, level of public engagement, and aesthetic enhancement.
Session Number
120
Session Title
Road Buffets: Proving Road Diets Are for Everyone
Track Title
Multimodal Transportation
Location
STEW 313
Date of Version
March 2022
Recommended Citation
Rosepiler, Amy, "Road Buffets: Proving Road Diets are for Everyone" (2022). Purdue Road School. 42.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/roadschool/2022/presentations/42
Start Date
3-16-2022 1:50 PM
End Date
3-16-2022 1:50 PM
Road Buffets: Proving Road Diets are for Everyone
STEW 313
Complete Streets applications increase mode choices and provide multiple active transportation options. Using strategies such as road repurposing or incorporating improvements into previously planned projects to save costs; implementing safety enhancements for vulnerable road users; engaging stakeholders and the public; and creating aesthetic, livable corridors are goals for many Complete Streets projects. This session will explore lessons learned on three Complete Streets projects that vary in complexity, cost, level of public engagement, and aesthetic enhancement.
