Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center New Jersey Bicycle and Pedestrian Resource Center

resource center reports

SRTS Grant Assistance: Walk to School Events
SRTS Grant Assistance: Walk to School Event Program Ideas

Networking Guide to a Healthier New Jersey
Directory of New Jersey Interest Groups Concerned with Obesity and Inactivity Issues.

New Jersey Community Walkability Audit
The New Jersey Community Walkability Audit was developed as a tool to assist New Jersey communities in contributing to improvements in their pedestrian realms. It is intended for use in the field by community members, and is designed to guide them in gaining familiarity with the walkability of their community, in identifying impediments to pedestrian movements, and in prioritizing desired improvements in their environment.

NJ BPAC Meeting Notes - Sept. 2008
NJ BPAC Meeting Notes - Sept. 2008

Evaluation of New Jersey Statutes Affecting Bicycling and Walking
This project was undertaken to: • Determine how existing statutes treat bicycling and walking in New Jersey • Recommend either modifications of existing statutes or propose new statutes that could improve walking and bicycling in the state

NJ Walks & Bikes!: Toolkit for Pedestrian and Bicycle Advocates
This binder is a collection of different advocacy materials from a variety of national organizations that could be of assistance for New Jersey bicycle and pedestrian advocates. (B0031 - 1 copy)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Needs at Grade-Separated Interchanges
The objective of this report is to summarize common challenges to pedestrian and bicycle mobility through grade-separated interchanges and to document best practices. A literature review was conducted of regional, state and national design guidelines and was supplemented by on-site observations conducted at the interchange of Interstate 280 and Pleasant Valley Way in West Orange, New Jersey, to document typical conditions at an interchange in the state

Common Ground- Walkability- Sharon Clancy
Presentation by Sharon Clancy of the UMDNJ Trauma Center Common Ground Seminar, October 29th, 2008, Powerpoint file available by request from bikeped@rci.rutgers.edu

Common Ground- Walkability- Michael Ronkin, Walkability
Presentation by Michael Ronkin of Designing Streets for Pedestrians and Bicyclists Common Ground Seminar, October 29th, 2008, Powerpoint file available by request from bikeped@rci.rutgers.edu

Common Ground- Walkability- Michael Ronkin, Complete Streets
Presentation by Michael Ronkin of Designing Streets for Pedestrians and Bicyclists Common Ground Seminar, October 29th, 2008, Powerpoint file available by request from bikeped@rci.rutgers.edu


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