Too many streets with sidewalks have crosswalks placed too far apart (sometimes a mile or more).Of Photo by Melissa Stanton, AARP Don t Walk Ever There are no sidewalks, so the school buses serving this area leave no child behind.Even students who live near the school are required to take the bus or be driven.Of Photo courtesy National Complete Streets Coalition School Days These students travel to and from school along this busy road with no sidewalks. Too many streets have no sidewalks or crosswalks ) From this pedestrian's view, there appears to be eight vehicle lanes.Maybe more? of Photo collage from the National Complete Streets Coalition Take a Walk on the Wild Side These images also accompanied the release of the 2019Dangerous by Designreport. Of Photo by Melissa Stanton, AARP Stuck in the Middle Each corner of this busy intersection features useful destinations, be they restaurants, shops, medical offices or a new apartment building.What the location doesn't have is a sensible and safe way to get from one spot to another without a car.Of Photo courtesy National Complete Streets Coalition Ready Set Go This image is among those that accompanied the release of the 2019 Dangerous by Design report.(See the link below. " Versions of this road exist throughout the United States ) Complete Streets serve all users, be they drivers, bicyclists or pedestrians.This is an "Incomplete Street. Slideshow - Dangerously Incomplete Streets, Pedestrian Safety AARP Livable Communities Dangerously Incomplete Streets Look at these photos Then think about the roadways near you There' s a good chance you' re encountering similar sights and scenes of Photo courtesy National Complete Streets Coalition Will She Make It In a nation of roadways built for motor vehicles, pedestrians routinely put their lives at risk with every step they take.Crossing lanes of traffic on foot is a challenge, even with a crosswalk and signal.Let's hope this woman walksreallyfast.Of Photo by Dan Burden Complete v Incomplete Streets Can you find the man trying to cross the road? (Hint: He's stuck in the middle.
Slideshow Dangerously Incomplete Streets Pedestrian Safety
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