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Issue Brief, Number 12 - Sidewalks Promote Walking
Issue Brief, Number 12 - Sidewalks Promote WalkingDecember 2004
Table of Contents File Formats Entire Brief PDF(89KB) HTML(7KB) Figure 1. Percent of Walkers by Sidewalk Availability HTML(1KB) Excel(15KB) CSV(1KB...Figure 3. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking Safe by Sidewalk Availability
Figure 3. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking Safe by Sidewalk AvailabilityExcel | CSV | Graphic Version
Sidewalks available 9.43% Sidewalks not available 32.40%SOURCE: National Survey of Pedestrian and Bicyclist...
Figure 3. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking Safe by Sidewalk Availability
Figure 3. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking Safe by Sidewalk AvailabilityExcel | CSV | Table Version
SOURCE: National Survey of Pedestrian and Bicyclist Attitudes Behaviors, Bureau of Transportation Statistics and National Highway...
Figure 2. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking Safe
Figure 2. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking SafeExcel | CSV | Graphic Version
Walkers 15.55% Nonwalkers 23.42%SOURCE: National Survey of Pedestrian and Bicyclist Attitudes & Behaviors, Bureau of Transportation...
Figure 2. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking Safe
Figure 2. Dissatisfaction with the Community Design for Making Walking SafeExcel | CSV | Table Version
SOURCE: National Survey of Pedestrian and Bicyclist Attitudes Behaviors, Bureau of Transportation Statistics and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, U...
Figure 1. Percent of Walkers by Sidewalk Availability
Figure 1. Percent of Walkers by Sidewalk AvailabilityExcel | CSV | Graphic Version
Sidewalks available 87.18% Sidewalks not available 82.87%SOURCE: National Survey of Pedestrian and Bicyclist Attitudes & Behaviors, Bureau of Transportation...
Figure 1. Percent of Walkers by Sidewalk Availability
Figure 1. Percent of Walkers by Sidewalk AvailabilityExcel | CSV | Table Version
SOURCE: National Survey of Pedestrian and Bicyclist Attitudes Behaviors, Bureau of Transportation Statistics and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, U.S. Department of...
Sidewalks Promote Walking
Sidewalks Promote WalkingIssue Brief Number 11 - How Bike Paths and Lanes Make a Difference
Issue Brief Number 11 - How Bike Paths and Lanes Make a DifferenceJune 2004
Table of Contents File Formats Entire Brief PDF (49KB) HTML (8KB) Figure 1. Bicycling in the United States During the Summer (in millions)...