Snowy Neckdowns Redux: Winter Traffic Calming (#sneckdown by Streetfilms)
Temporary “neckdown” with the help of snow. How do design safer streets using ‘leftover’ snow
Sneckdown: Using snow to design safer streets (BBC News Magazine)
By Kate Dailey, Published on Jan 21st, 2014 Massive snowfalls like the one that hit the US east coast this week usually spell trouble for traffic. But critics of America’s car-centric transport network are using the snow – and Twitter – to demonstrate how roads should be redesigned to make them safer for pedestrians. Fast-falling…
PHOTOS: what snow tells us about creating better public spaces on E. Passyunk Avenue (this old city.com)
Published on February 3rd, by Jon Geeting Font Size -A+A After record amounts of snow this year in Philadelphia, you could be excused for not wanting to see any more of it. But today’s snow actually brought us some pretty cool ideas for public spaces and traffic safety improvements along E. Passyunk Avenue in South…
A post-automobile world? 