Montana State University’s Western Transportation Institute has released a new research project, building on previous research into the characteristics that enable the development of bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure in smaller
The Federal Highway Administration has provided this toolkit as a resource for entities seeking to expand bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. Rising interest in non-automobile forms of travel have seen State
The NADO Research Foundation, Western Transportation Institute, and National RTAP hosted a September 20 virtual workshop featuring examples of how communities across the U.S. are expanding mobility options in the
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has announced a Notice of Proposed Amendments (NPA) to revise information in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). The MUTCD defines the standards
Several resources are available to enhance rural transportation safety with a focus on reducing bicycle and pedestrian injuries and fatalities. September 28 – October 2 is Rural Road Safety Awareness
The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center is curating a dataset of community actions that meet changing demands on public space in response to COVID-19. The dataset provides examples for communities
The following bicycle and pedestrian planning efforts received NADO Excellence in Regional Transportation Awards or NADO Innovation Awards during 2014-2020. These projects offer examples of how regional planning organizations, their
We are beginning a new series featuring past Excellence in Regional Transportation Award-winning projects. Our first Award Snapshot is a closer look at a 2019 project, the City of Williamsburg,
The National Highway Institute has announced availability of a free web-based course on Bicycle Facility Design. The course covers principles of bicyclist safety, comfort, and connectivity, selection of bikeway type
America Walks is now accepting applications through February 28th for its 2020 Walking College, a six-month remote learning fellowship that culminates in a walking action plan for each participant’s community
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