2019 Flexible Design Workshop
The workshop provided an opportunity for over 100 participants to discuss challenges associated with flexible design implementation; including gaps in training, technical assistance, and capacity building needs.
PennDOT Seeks Local Input to Build Better Connections for Communities
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is reaching out to communities and partner agencies to ensure that all new road projects address a broad range of needs, ranging from bicycle…
Connecticut DOT Helps Towns Accommodate Walking and Bicycling through Road Safety Audits
An effective way to address obstacles to bicycle and pedestrian accommodation is to go out and look for them. That was the lesson the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) learned…
Georgia DOT Promotes Active Transportation on State Highway Right-of-Way
In a unique partnership, the Georgia Department of Transportation is allowing use of public land along a major highway in Atlanta to be converted to a bustling green space that…
Utah DOT Program Provides Support, Recognition for Community Bicycle Programs
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is building support for bicycling programs across the state through a grass-roots program to help communities with bicycle planning and promoting active transportation. The…
2015 Transportation and Health Peer Exchange
Overview On December 16, 2014, the Center for Environmental Excellence hosted a national peer exchange on transportation and public health to facilitate dialog around the growing interest in health at…
Hawaii DOT Promotes Benefits of Walking with Nation’s First Pedestrian Master Plan
A focus on pedestrian safety and the benefits of walking can be seen throughout Hawaii thanks to the nation’s first Statewide Pedestrian Master Plan adopted by the Hawaii Department of…