A Complete Streets design model ensures that transportation planners and engineers consistently plan, design, operate, and maintain the entire roadway and roadway networks with all users in mind — including bicyclists, public transportation vehicles and riders, and pedestrians of all ages and abilities.

Complete Streets can incorporate a wide range of elements, such as sidewalks, bicycle lanes, bus lanes, crossing opportunities, median islands, roundabouts, accessible pedestrian signals, and more. This approach can reduce motor vehicle-related crashes, lower pedestrian risk, and improve cyclist safety.

View our on-demand webinar to learn about two Complete Streets projects and discuss the challenges the designers faced, the tools they used, how they interacted with the community, and the benefits and outcomes.

Specifically, viewers of this webinar will:

• Learn about elements of a Complete Streets design model
• Discover how to incorporate them into their roadway design
• Hear from industry experts about real-life benefits and best practices