Resource Library
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Bikeway Selection Guide is a resource to help transportation practitioners consider and make informed decisions about tradeoffs relating to the selection of bikeway types.
Author: University of California Berkeley
The California Active Transportation Safety Information Pages provides an inventory of Pedestrian Plans, Bicycle Plans, Active Transportation Plans, and Local Roadway Safety Plans for 154 cities throughout California.
Author: Washington Department of Transportation
The Collecting Network-wide Bicycle and Pedestrian Data report is an example of providing recommendations for collecting network-wide bicycle and pedestrian count data.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Community Connections Toolbox includes innovative tools and strategies to help State DOTs, MPOs, local and tribal governments, and other practitioners bring communities together and connect people to services and opportunities.
Author: The Florida Department of Transportation and Smart Growth America
The Complete Streets Implementation Plan outlines the Florida Department of Transportation's work with Smart Growth America to implement Complete Street policies.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
The Complete Streets in FHWA website provides resources to make Complete Streets the default approach, plan and analyze them, and implement Complete Street improvements.
Author: Federal Highway Administration and University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center
The Crash Modification Factors (CMF) Clearinghouse provides a searchable database of CMFs along with guidance and resources on using CMFs in road safety practice.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
This resource teaches how to determine proper chevron signage spacing.
Author: National Association of City Transportation Officials
The Don't Give Up at the Intersection toolkit provides resources to build better bike networks that have safer intersections.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
FoRRRwD resources are collected to support four pillars that work together to reduce rural roadway departures on all roads: All Public Roads, Proven Countermeasures, Systemic Approach, and Safety Action Plans.