Urban Pathways to Healthy Neighborhoods: Art

Urban Pathways to Healthy Neighborhoods

This report discusses preliminary considerations and strategies for developing a trail along waterways, canals and flood channels.

The Active Transportation Beyond Urban Centers report demonstrates that active transportation is a part of life even beyond urban centers.

This study assesses the effects of zig-zag pavement markings at trail crossings on the W&OD Trail in Virginia.

The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design set minimum requirements–both scoping and technical

This draft memorandum of understanding is an agreement in which MetroParks assumes maintenance responsibility for maintenance of trails within the city of Columbus.

This research project provides information on legal risks to transportation and other public entities having bikeways on shared roadways.

This Public Art Master plan lays out the implementation of public art along Lexington, Kentucky's Legacy Trail.

The City of San Jose Reflective Striping Specifications outlines the specifications, requirements and execution of retro-reflective thermoplastic pavement striping for the City of San Jose trail system.