Pedestrian Facilities Guidebook: Incorporating Pedestrians Into Washington’s Transportation System

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Pedestrian Facilities Guidebook: Incorporating Pedestrians Into Washington’s Transportation System

1997-09-01
By Otak, Inc.

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Otak, Inc.
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Washington (State). Department of Transportation ; Puget Sound Regional Council ; Association of Washington Cities ; Washington (State). County Road Administration Board

Washington (State). Department of Transportation ; Puget Sound Regional Council ; Association of Washington Cities ; Washington (State). County Road Administration Board Less -
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Design Guidelines Pedestrian Areas Planning And Design
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Manual
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Washington
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Otak, Inc.
Abstract:

As part of the planning process that culminated in the development of the 1994 Transportation Policy Plan for Washington State, the subcommittee responsible for creating the Pedestrian Policy Plan recommended that the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) coordinate with other state and local jurisdictions to develop a pedestrian design manual that recommends appropriate design practices for pedestrian facilities and provides common sense approaches to improving the pedestrian environment. This guidebook has been created in response to that recommendation.
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