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Walking and cycling

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Safe, practical trips without a car.

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Principles

  • Walking and cycling routes need safe, connected access to real destinations.
  • Assess crossings, maintenance, accessibility, and effects on all road users.

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Why does route connectivity matter for walking and cycling?
Any isolated segment guarantees complete access.
An isolated segment may not provide a safe, usable trip to a destination.
Crossings and destinations do not affect usefulness.

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