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Safer Walking and Biking Options

Adding bike sharing options, creating protected bike lanes, upgrading crosswalks, and creating safer, more walkable streets are important components of any plan to alleviate traffic. These upgrades provide a sustainable, healthy way to get around during peak traffic hours by making it easier and safer for people to bike and walk. The result is a small but notable impact on the amount of congestion on arterial roads.
Read about efforts to make bicycling and walking safe and enjoyable in Los Angeles and elsewhere:
Mar 27, 2018 - Seven Ways to Create Safer Streets, NextCity
Mar 12, 2018 - Pedestrian Deaths Keep Rising and LA County has the Most in the Country, Report Says, Los Angeles Daily News
Mar 01, 2018 - Toward an Active California: Best Practices for People-Oriented Cities, Western City
Mar 01, 2018 - The Design Bible That Changed How Americans Bike in Cities, The Atlantic
Feb 28, 2018 - New Speed Limits on Los Angeles Roads Aim to Reduce Traffic Fatalities, KPCC
Feb 15, 2018 - How Walkable is Your City? Tool Aims to Make Pedestrians Safer and Happier, Reuters
Feb 07, 2018 - The Case Against Sidewalks, Curbed
Jan 18, 2018 - 10 Principles Toward More Sharing and Less Sprawl, Planetizen
Jan 18, 2018 - Portland Will Reduce Residential Speed Limits to 20 MPH, StreetsBlog USA