A SURVEY OF TRAFFIC CALMING PRACTICES IN THE UNITED STATES
Asha Weinstein, Elizabeth Deakin
Abstract
Asha Weinstein, Elizabeth Deakin
Abstract
1. the kinds of problems traffic calming efforts aim to address, 2. the planning and implementation process for traffic calming, especially whether jurisdictions are doing neighborhood-wide planning or installing traffic controls location by location, 3. staffing for traffic calming in particular, which departments within local governments involve themselves in traffic calming planning and implementation, 4. funding sources and general amounts allocated to traffic calming, and 5. the nature of the relationship between city staff and neighborhood residents, and also the relationships among residents themselves.
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1. the kinds of problems traffic calming efforts aim to address, 2. the planning and implementation process for traffic calming, especially whether jurisdictions are doing neighborhood-wide planning or installing traffic controls location by location, 3. staffing for traffic calming in particular, which departments within local governments involve themselves in traffic calming planning and implementation, 4. funding sources and general amounts allocated to traffic calming, and 5. the nature of the relationship between city staff and neighborhood residents, and also the relationships among residents themselves.
Key concepts: Traffic calming, Staffing, Transport engineering, Business, Geography, Engineering, Political science, Law