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Introduction to the Role of Operations Strategies and Treatments in Complete Streets Projects
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2024-10-01
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Edition:Final Report
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Abstract:A Complete Street is safe and feels safe for everyone using the street (including pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation users, children, older individuals, individuals with disabilities, motorists, and freight vehicles). In addition to safety and equity, Complete Streets applications may improve economic vitality. Operations addresses the intentional strategies, tools, and real-time actions needed for the roadway system to serve all road users safely and reliably as transportation agencies plan, invest in, design, construct, and maintain the system. Operations can be key considerations toward achieving safety and equity goals in a sustainable way. Operations strategies that improve mobility and traffic flow in a Complete Streets project may also enhance safety. This primer assists transportation agencies with incorporating operations considerations during the planning, design, and implementation of specific Complete Streets projects, as well as generally through their Complete Streets policies. The primer identifies operations strategies that can help to achieve Complete Streets objectives, potential performance measures, and a Complete Streets design framework that accounts for safety and operations considerations. This information can help agencies implement Complete Streets that work.
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