Complete Streets
Definition
Streets planned, designed, and operated to safely accommodate all users—pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, and transit riders, regardless of age or ability.
Purpose
Create inclusive, user-friendly roads that support multiple travel modes and accessibility.
Examples of Use
- Adding bike lanes and pedestrian paths.
- Applying traffic-calming measures.
- Ensuring accessible transit stops and sidewalks.
Related Terms
Notes
Complete streets policies reduce collisions, encourage healthier travel habits, and provide equitable mobility for diverse urban populations.
