Policy

Economic appraisal of local walking and cycling routes

The sustainable transport charity Sustrans has taken the Government’s own methods of assessing the economic benefits of transport schemes and applied them to a number of local walking and cycling routes. The results show them to have a benefit to cost ratio of 20:1.
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Articles on the economic benefits of pedestrian areas

A short summary of items and case studies regarding the economic benefits of walkable commercial areas, with URLs.
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Auckland - City of cars (video)

Three-part YouTube video about Auckland's car-dependent transport system, the consequences - and what can be done about it.
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Urban sprawl and public health

Book review Urban Sprawl and Public Health, a timely publication by highly qualified authors, is another wake-up call about public policy decisions with respect to land use, transportation, and community design that adversely affect our health, civic involvement, and quality of life.
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Analysis of North Carolina guidelines and criteria for establishing school walk zones.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation's Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation sponsored research to examine the potential for developing school walk zone guidelines for the state.
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The Renaissance of Walking Pt 2 - Rodney Tolley (Video)

Part 2 of the interview with Rodney Tolley, Orewa, NZ 2007.
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The Renaissance of Walking Pt 1 - Rodney Tolley (Video)

Interview with UK walking guru Rodney Tolley, at Orewa, New Zealand
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