Pedestrian Mobility and Safety Audit Guide Pedestrian Mobility and ...
Pedestrian Mobility and Safety Audit Guide Pedestrian Mobility and ...
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<strong>Pedestrian</strong><br />
PEDESTRiAn SHOuLDERS<br />
Use of Shoulders as <strong>Pedestrian</strong> Facilities<br />
• Is there a walkable shoulder along the road? Is it wide enough to accommodate cyclists<br />
<strong>and</strong> pedestrians?<br />
• Is the walkable shoulder continuous <strong>and</strong> on both sides of the streets?<br />
• If a walkable shoulder is present, consider the following:<br />
- Is the shoulder wide enough to accommodate pedestrian <strong>and</strong> bicycle<br />
volumes?<br />
- Is the shoulder continuous <strong>and</strong> on both sides of the street?<br />
- Does it provide a link to other pedestrian facilities?<br />
- Is the shoulder adequately maintained (free of mud, severe pavement<br />
deterioration <strong>and</strong> plowed snow)?<br />
- Is the shoulder clearly delineated by clear <strong>and</strong> well-maintained pavement<br />
markings?<br />
PEDESTRiAn SiDEWALKS<br />
Sidewalks<br />
• Are sidewalks provided beside the road?<br />
• Are sidewalks continuous <strong>and</strong> on both sides of the streets?<br />
Photo credit: Michael Ronkin<br />
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