CHAPTER 9: SIDEWALK DESIGN
Separated pedestrian paths should be a minimum of 5’ wide (unless they are intended for shared use with bicycles, in which case the provisions in Chapter 6 apply), and may be constructed of asphalt or concrete. The AASHTO Green Book provides additional information on shoulder width and cross-slope.
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