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Pedestrian injuries rose sharply in 2010, while overall traffic related fatalities continue to decrease, possibly due to lack of attention to pedestrian safety.
While cracking down on jaywalking, City of Austin needs to give pedestrians a reasonable option
New online maps show traffic-related deaths across the nation from 2001 - 2009, including vehicle occupants, pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists.
A 2-day design charette for Los Angeles County has resulted in a model design manual to create balanced street design to accommodate all users.
The City of Austin is launching a public process on proposed improvements to East Riverside drive to make it a pedestrian, bike, and transit friendly corridor.
COH Council member Ed Gonzalez is calling for the City to adopt a Complete Streets policy in conjuction with the rollout of the ReBuild Houston Initiative.
Bicycle commuters in the City of Houston increased by 62% over the last five years to 4,393 people, 151 more than commute by bike in the City of Austin.
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