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Perils For Pedestrians - Sidewalk Obstructions

http://www.pedestrians.org/topics/obstructions.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? In severe cases, obstructions may keep pedestrians from getting by at all. The capacity, the usefulness, and the friendliness of the sidewalk all suffer. However, if you stop thinking of sidewalks as an easy place to stick stuff, you can usually think of a better place to put potential obstructions. Here are some examples. When There Is Space Between the Sidewalk and the Curb. Using Planting Strips for Utilities. Without a Planting Strip. Just down the bloc...

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Perils For Pedestrians

http://www.pedestrians.org/volunteer.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? How to bring Perils for Pedestrians to your community. Local residents can put a program on the in their community! Perils For Pedestrians appears on public access cable channels in many cities across the United States. The program is provided free of charge. To anyone willing to act as the program's sponsor and bring a DVD to their public access cable station each month. Perils for Pedestrians is a monthly program. To arrange for delivery of the DVDs.

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Perils For Pedestrians

http://www.pedestrians.org/report.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? Use this form or send a message to Perils@pedestrians.org. Report perils to your local elected officials, highway department, school department, and other relevant government officials. Contact National. Advocacy Organizations for assistance. Use this form to tell Perils for Pedestrians about perils and solutions that could be featured on the program. My concern about/solution for this peril is. How did you hear about us? By Richard C. Moeur.

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Perils For Pedestrians - Recent Episodes

http://www.pedestrians.org/episodes/index.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? Recent Episodes of Perils for Pedestrians. All episodes are 28 minutes long. A new episode is released monthly. Click on any photo for a larger image, a description, and the video. Also check out our Pedestrian Video Specials. We learn about the pedestrian accessibility plan for Lisbon, Portugal. We talk with a consultant about planning for pedestrians. We look at trams and trains around Lisbon. We meet Jack Short, with the International Transport Forum.

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Perils for Pedestrians - The monthly cable TV series promoting safety

http://www.pedestrians.org/index.html

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? A television series examining issues affecting people who walk. We interview advocates and government planners about problems such as missing sidewalks and crosswalks, dangerous intersections, speeding traffic, and obstacles. To wheelchair users and people with disabilities; and solutions to such problems. Perils For Pedestrians appears on public access cable stations in many cities. Across the United States. The program is provided free to volunteers.

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Greenway Planning Database: Advocacy Materials

https://www.greenways.us/Advocacy

This page contains trail advocacy materials available for download in PDF format. Steve Breese would like to thank Bikeable Roads and Trails Supporters. For providing to me much of the materials. And DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference. Trails and Bikeways Valuable Assets for Vibrant Communities. Packet folder] (1.5 Mb). Vital Elements of a Trail-Bikeway System. Leaflet] (3.0 Mb). Your Trails and Bikeways Will Be Used and Appreciated! Leaflet] (1.3 Mb). Qualitative Benefits of Trails. Raquo; » &r...

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Perils for Pedestrians - Washington Post, January 3, 1999

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What is a peril? How do I report a peril? Reducing Student Pedestrian Perils. By John Z Wetmore. This article originally appeared in the September 2001 issue of Public Risk, published by the Public Risk Management Association, Arlington, VA. Promoting and encouraging the development and use of safe walkways near schools helps improve fitness, fosters a sense of community spirit and reduces the risk of accidents and injuries. What can be done to reverse it? There are also substantial psychological costs&#...

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Perils For Pedestrians - Recent Episodes

http://www.pedestrian.org/episodes/index.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? Recent Episodes of Perils for Pedestrians. All episodes are 28 minutes long. A new episode is released monthly. Click on any photo for a larger image, a description, and the video. Also check out our Pedestrian Video Specials. We learn about the pedestrian accessibility plan for Lisbon, Portugal. We talk with a consultant about planning for pedestrians. We look at trams and trains around Lisbon. We meet Jack Short, with the International Transport Forum.

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Perils For Pedestrians - Online Video

http://www.pedestrian.org/webcasts.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? Perils for Pedestrians is available for viewing on the Internet. Perils For Pedestrians appears on public access cable stations in many cities. Across the United States. The program is provided free to volunteers. Willing to act as the program's sponsor on their local public access cable station. View past episodes on the Internet at:. Http:/ www.pedestrians.org/episodes/. Http:/ www.youtube.com/pedadvocate. Pedestrian sign from the Manual of Traffic Signs.

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Perils For Pedestrians

http://www.pedestrian.org/advocate.htm

TV talk about people who walk. What is a peril? What You Can Do. Simple steps to improve the quality of the pedestrian environment. Take a bag and pick up litter where you walk, to make the pedestrian space more pleasant. Walk your child to school with the Partnership For A Walkable America checklist. Ask your PTA or School Board to take part in National Walk Our Children to School Day. Trim back shrubbery by your yard that blocks the sidewalk or pedestrian space. And finally, of course you can . On your...