This landmark guide offers technical details to inform street design that prioritizes pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders in cities around the world.
This guide captures international best practices, strategies, programs, and policies that global cities have used to design spaces that allow kids to utilize cities’ most abundant asset – streets.
This handbook outlines the steps from initial site selection to planning, implementing, and maintaining pop-up or interim street transformations with a focus on community-driven street designs.
This handbook offers cities a new way of measuring, evaluating, and communicating the impact of pop-up and interim projects related to road safety and its co-benefits.
This handbook offers strategies and tools for cities to engage children in the street design process, demonstrating how their perspectives can create streets that are safer, more inclusive, and more enjoyable for all ages.
How to Evaluate Street Transformations Near Schools
This handbook provides specialized guidance on evaluating street transformations near schools to measure impact, gather stories, and champion safer, healthier, and more joyful streets for kids.
This resource compiles emerging practices from cities worldwide and includes adaptable information on implementing COVID-19 rapid-response and recovery street design treatments.
iRAP Star Ratings of the Global Street Design Guide
This resource functions as a supplement to the Global Street Design Guide, outlining the safety benefits of improved designs using iRAP’s Star Rating methodology.
A report outlining road safety conditions in Addis Ababa, showing how road fatalities can be dramatically reduced through street design implementations.
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