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Roadway Design:

Design and operational elements of the roadway affect the ability of pedestrians to safely and easily cross streets. A geometric element such as street width affects the time needed to cross the street, whereas an operational parameter like traffic direction (one-way vs. two-way) affects the number of potential conflicts between motorists and crossing pedestrians.



  Treatments
• Bicycle Lanes
• Roadway Narrowing
• Lane Reduction
• Driveway Improvements
• Raised Medians
• One-Way/Two-Way Street Conversions
• Curb Radius Reduction
• Improved Right-Turn Slip-Lane Design
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