[sustran] Pedestrians problems

[International Bicycle Fund]

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Program, Washington State Dept of
Transportation (PO Box 47393, Olympia WA 98504-7393 USA) has
published a 240 page *Pedestrian Facilities Guidebook*.  You
should be able to get information on the manual from Mike
Dornfeld < dornfem at wsdot.wa.gov >

Regards,

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Promoting sustainable transport and tourism worldwide
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-----Original Message-----
From: Taiichi INOUE <t4-inoue at nri.co.jp>
To: alt-transp at flora.ottawa.on.ca
<alt-transp at flora.ottawa.on.ca>;
sustran-discuss at jca.ax.apc.org
<sustran-discuss at jca.ax.apc.org>; utsg at mailbase.ac.uk
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Cc: h-teshigahara at nri.co.jp <h-teshigahara at nri.co.jp>
Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 7:58 AM
Subject: [sustran] Pedestrians problems


>Dear,
>
>Now I have a project on pedestrian problems. Our main
purpose is to know
>how to make our city more pedestrian-friendly. I mean, how
should we design
>the streets and how should we set the information signs for
pedestrians?
>
>If you know any reports or guidelines on this problem, will
you let me know?
>for example, are there some guidelines which are used when
the
>pedestrian-friendly transit mall is designed?
>
>Drink globally, Eat locally.
>
> Consultant
> Taiichi Inoue
>  Transport & Logistics System Strategy.
>  Nomura Research Institute,Ltd.
>  2-2-1,Ootemachi,Chiyoda-ku,
>  Tokyo 100,JAPAN
>  tel +81-3-5203-0806 fax +81-3-5203-0810
>  Website  http://www.nri.co.jp/