Sentence examples for a complete street from inspiring English sources

We study a new light rail line in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, which is part of a complete street redevelopment.

But a complete street isn't enough to compel people to walk more and receive all the social, health, and economic benefits from the experience if they are afraid to venture out.

Additionally, the City of New Haven passed the Complete Streets Legislation in 2009 that developed a complete street policy that included developing a design manual and community planning process, and working with the New Haven Police department to develop traffic safety benchmarks to improve the safety and visibility of pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users on the city's streets (Lynch 2008).

If you have been following the development of Google Maps over the years, you are probably familiar with the Trekker, the backpack that includes a complete Street View camera setup for mapping anything from hikes into the Grand Canyon to walks through penguin colonies in Antarctica.

Biking and walking are part of a "complete streets" strategy that public rights of way should be for all of society — not just cars.

In 2014, 25.2% of municipalities had a Complete Streets policy reported by a local official.

This case study focuses on development and adoption of a Complete Streets policy.

We show that commonly employed least-squares-regression techniques generally overestimate the effect of a Complete Streets policy and using DIDMP we find that Complete Streets policy adoption had no statistically significant effect on house prices.

Complete Streets projects are cheap: The average cost of a Complete Streets project was just2.1 million--far less than the9 million average cost of projects in state transportation improvement plans.

Seeing the latest of NYCDOT's efforts in this regard drives home the countless opportunities LA has to transform itself from a great big freeway to a complete streets model for the Southwest.

The report's authors conclude that "targeting the country's more dangerous roads and taken to any meaningful scale, a Complete Streets approach over time has the potential to avert hundreds of millions or billions of dollars in personal costs".