NYBC: New York Bicycling Coalition IMPROVING BICYCLING AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IN NEW YORK STATE  
Main Topics Covered in This CD
The Big Picture: An Introduction
Bicycling and Pedestrian Improvements
Pedestrian and Facility Improvement
Education and Enforcement
Organizing a Workshop
Other Resources

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Site Index

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RESOURCES
Additional resources including material on wellness, cost data and useful Website links.

PBCAT Software
For Windows users only
Pedestrian and Bicycle Crash Analysis Tool. Please see www.walkinginfo.org/pbcat for further instructions.
 Install PBCAT Software
You can also install the software by going into the CD, double click on "source_files," double click on "PBCAT" and double click on "setup.exe."


NYBC Improving Bicycling and Pedestrian Safety Manual
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Chapter 5: New York State Agencies
Provides an overview of New York State agencies, funding opportunities and programs. Informing participants of these resources provides important value and connections for sustaining local efforts.
 Download Chapter 5 of Manual

Chapter 8: Case Studies
Discuss the case studies with participants to highlight the different types of facilities and improvements which are possible. Have 'experts' in the audience offer their best practices and suggestions for both bicyclists and pedestrians, and have all participants keep these ideas in mind as the following sections are presented.
 Download Chapter 8 of Manual

Appendices: Resources and Data
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AAA Presentation: Traffic Calming
The AAA and the League of American Wheelmen share a common history going back more than a century. AAA provides a variety of public services including brochures, engineering reviews and advocacy for safety legislation. This presentation focuses on traffic calming as a resource for creating balanced street designs for all road users.
 Download AAASharingtheRoad.pdf


Bicycle use on transit in selected cities across the U.S.
 From www.bikemap.com
 Download BikesOnTransit.xls


FHA Environmental Benefits of Bicycling and Walking
 From www.fhwa.dot.gov
 Download FHA_EnvironBeneBikeWalk.pdf


FHA Implementing Bicycle Improvements at the Local Level
 Download FHA_ImproveLocalLvl.pdf


Improving Conditions for Bicycling and Walking
The Association for Bicycling and Pedestrian Professionals' compilation of best practics for various facilities around the United States for bicyclists and pedestrians.
 Visit The Association for Pedestrian and Bicycling Professionals at www.apbp.org for the full document.
 Download ImproveCondBikeWalk.pdf

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WELLNESS
Wellness Institute: Seven Patterns of a Health Community and Healthy Community Model
The growing connection between health and transportation is helping to create powerful new partnerships between health organizations and bicycling and pedestrian advocacy. This presentation provides an excellent overview of the trends and opportunities for capitalizing on these issues.
 From the Wellness Institute and the New York State Physical Activity Coalition www.nysphysicalactivity.org

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Trails and Greenways Clearinghouse: Health and Wellness Benefits
Trails and greenways help promote a healthier community.
 Download TGC_HealthBenefitsofTrails.pdf


Center for Disease Control: Active Community Environments
Having an active community can increase the quality of life and lower obesity and disease rates.
 www.cdc.gov
 Download CDC_ActiveCommEnviron.pdf


Increasing Physical Activity Through Community Design
A guidebook for public health practitioners, who want to make positive change through effective community design.
 From www.bikewalk.org
 Download IncrPhysActThrCommDes.pdf


Obesity Trends
A Powerpoint presentation mapping the prevalance of obesity in adults during the last decade.
powerpointDownload obesity_maps.ppt

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COST DATA
Bicycle and Pedestrian Data
 Download Bike_Ped_Data.rtf


Cost Information
Various cost information from different states from shoulders and paths, to sidewalks and drainage.
 Download states_costest.rtf    Download states_costest.xls


An Analysis of Available Bicycle and Pedestrian Data
A 1999 New York Bicycling Coaltion study, which analyzes accident reporting and data sources and guides field investigations.
 Download bikepedaccid.pdf


1999 New York State Bicycling Crash Data
 Download CrashData.rtf


Economic Benefits of Transportation Investment
 Download FHWA_EconBeneTransInv.rtf


Funding of Bicycling Improvements Since the Inception of ISTEA
 www.fhwa.dot.gov
 Download USDOT_HwyFundbikefacProg.rtf

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Other Resource Material
 Useful Website Links


Bicycling Crash Information
 www.bicyclinginfo.org/bc/index.htm


Facility Design and Engineering
 www.bicyclinginfo.org/de/index.htm

 

 

 

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