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designing for pedestrians with
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Engineers must be cognizant of the capabilities and needs of all pedestrians when designing a roadway or developing an operations plan. For example, school zones where children are crossing streets require special attention in terms of warning motorists and insuring the safety of young pedestrians.



The material provided on this page is from the FHWA publication "Pedestrian Facilities User Guide." This guide is currently under review by practicioners and others in the field. Subsequently, the material provided on this page is subject to change in the future.


school zone improvements

identify neighborhood

speed monitoring trailer

ada (americans with disabilities) design

on-street parking








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