Tag Archives: Pedestrian

Going for A Walking Audit: See the Streetscape from a Human Scale

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Courtney

We peered down the street, uncertain where to look. Then we could see it. The street itself almost melted away, and small, subtle details started jumping out. The nice way the trees created a canopy. The lack of slope on … Continue reading →

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University City Transit Riders: Trailnet Needs Your Input

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Courtney

Trailnet and University City are in the early stages of developing a plan to improve conditions for walking and bicycling and they need your help!  They’re looking for University City residents that regularly use Metro to join them in early … Continue reading →

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Getting to the Arch Gets Easier for Pedestrian Visitors

Posted on May 24, 2010 by Courtney

Parking spaces being turned into a pedestrian walkway?? What?? That’s exactly what will be happening at the Gateway Arch Garage on Washington Avenue.  Construction work is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, June 1, and be completed around June 25, right … Continue reading →

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“Dangerous By Design” Report Lists St. Louis in Top 25 Most Dangerous Cities for Pedestrians

Posted on November 20, 2009 by Jennifer

Transportation for America has released a report called “Dangerous by Design” that looks at pedestrian deaths vs. spending on pedestrian amenities and ranks cities across the U.S. Following the report’s release, T4A met with U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, who … Continue reading →

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