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Urban Street Design Guide - New York City
UrbanStreetDesignGuideOVERVIEWOCTOBER 2012 New Orleans, LA3 NACTO Urban Street Design Guide Overview ContentsForewordUrban Street Design Guide OutlineFive Principles of Urban Street DesignStreets and Intersections Very Large Streets transit Streets Medium Streets Act Now! Very Small Streets Alleys & PassagewaysCritical Issues Speed and Safety Design vs. Target Speed Treatments & Elements Moving the Curb Low-Impact Design Parklets, Pop-ups and Street SeatsAcknowledgments45681012141618202224 26 2830323435 National Association of city Transportation Officials55 Water St., Floor 9 New york , NY Urban Street Design Guide Overview Designing Streets as Public SpacesThe NACTO Urban Street Design Guide charts the Design principles and strategies that cities are adopting to confront 21st Century demands on their streets. It is based on the fundamental idea that streets are spaces for people as well as arteries for traffic. The Guide is rooted in on-the-ground, built projects and great streets, and reflects international best practices and research in Urban Design , planning and large cities across the United States have already changed the way they build streets.
Transit Streets are designed to make transit work better for everyone. Whether bus rapid transit, light-rail transit, streetcar, or the local bus, for transit to live up to its billing, it should not be stuck in traffic. Pittsburgh Busway Pittsburgh’s Martin Luther King, Jr. East Busway was the first BRT-style system in the country, opening ...
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