design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
design elements - San Jacinto Texas Historic District
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Improve pedestrian safety at vehicle crossings.<br />
Pedestrian crosswalks and routes at vehicle<br />
crossings should be delineated with a<br />
contrasting surface material or other <strong>elements</strong><br />
to distinguish walking areas and to alert and<br />
caution drivers. Suggested practices include<br />
detectable warning surfaces, directional<br />
textures, warning signs or lights, audible<br />
signals, or paint markings. A change in<br />
paving material or color can also indicate<br />
a change in conditions, such as modular<br />
pavers, integrated color concrete or asphalt,<br />
or stamped concrete or asphalt. As suggested<br />
in other Best Practices, permeable pavements<br />
are encouraged. Also consider using bollards<br />
or other separation devices at pedestrian<br />
crossings, such as on medians or islands<br />
within long pedestrian crossings, to increase<br />
the visibility of the crossing location and<br />
improve pedestrian safety.<br />
116 │ BEST PRACTICES<br />
A creative crosswalk.<br />
Bollards and pavers signal drivers to be aware.<br />
Colored pavements help <strong>design</strong>ate pedestrian zones.<br />
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