By
Barbara McCann, on October 6th, 2009 in
News,
Policy
The National Complete Streets Coalition is happy to make it official: more than 100 jurisdictions across the United States have adopted Complete Streets policies! The Coalition celebrated the milestone on Monday October 5th with a reception on Capitol Hill, co-hosted by the American Planning Association (APA) and Representative Doris Matsui. [Continue Reading "Complete Streets 100th Policy Reception..."]
By
Stefanie Seskin, on July 29th, 2009 in
Weekly-News
This week’s news include a new policy in Rockville, MD, some complete streets inspired musings in Indiana, data supporting the safety in numbers theory, and more. [Continue Reading "Weekly News - Rockville..."]
By
Stefanie Seskin, on July 22nd, 2009 in
Weekly-News
News on complete streets comes in daily now, so we’re going to start a new feature in our blog to keep everyone - including us! - up to speed. [Continue Reading "Wednesday News..."]
At the first Delaware Bike Summit last Friday, March 24, Governor Jack Markell signed a Complete Streets Executive Order. The Delaware DOT now will be required, whenever possible, to incorporate all transportation modes into road design and maintenance.
“We can agree, certainly, that bicycles are inexpensive and environmentally friendly, but there’s also no escaping the reality [...]