With its 2011 Annual Report (.pdf), the National Complete Streets Coalition offers a snapshot of the phenomenal success of the Complete Streets movement. The report highlights how the Coalition has helped to lead the movement and respond to its changing needs in 2011, celebrating the many milestones the year brought: at least 125 new policies … Continued
The Senate’s bi-partisan surface transportation authorization bill, Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21), makes significant progress in ensuring the safety of users of the transportation system. The Coalition urges the House to follow by passing their own bi-partisan bill.
The California Department of Transportation takes to our blog to shows how it is moving ahead to make the Golden State’s highways safer, more livable, and inviting to pedestrians, bicyclists, the disabled, public transportation users, and motorists.
Marshall Elizer, P.E., PTOE, a Principal with Complete Streets Silver Partner Gresham, Smith and Partners, offers helpful information about how your community can take its Complete Streets policy from paper to practice. [Continue Reading “How Can You…”]
Our success relies on the work of our Coalition members to spread the word, advocate for policy change, and provide technical expertise. Today we highlight Platinum Partner and Steering Committee member Parsons.
Do you walk? Bike? Drive? …Fly? Help us create Complete Streets in more communities in 2012 with a donation of $50 — or whatever you can give.
The long awaited Senate draft of the roads portion of a federal transportation authorization bill is out. While it makes some nods toward Complete Streets, it does not include a policy.
The National Complete Streets Coalition is working to address concerns and misconceptions of Complete Streets, and we need your help. We believe the best arguments come straight from real-life stories, and we’ve developed several points based on what we’ve gathered so far. But we need more of them.
NelsonNygaard, a Silver Partner, is a firm with a “Complete Streets purpose.” Read how they are working to make Complete Streets reality in communities across the country in today’s post highlighting the work of our Coalition members and partners.
A Complete Streets resolution recently adopted in Birmingham, Alabama will help the community become a more accessible, healthy, and vibrant community.