Author: NACTO
Place: New York
Publisher: Island Press
Year: 2016
Pages: 223
ISBN: 978-1-61091-747-6
Source: Purchased
Subject: Urbanisation
Sub-Subject: Urban Planning
Keyword: Transit Street Design Guide, Street Design, Sustainable Cities, Urban Development, Design Strategies, NACTO
Shelf: C1R2
Accession No: B1508
Contents: Foreword About the Guide Using the Guide 1- Introduction 2- Transit Streets 3- Stations & Stops 4- Station & Stop Elements 5- Transit Lanes & Transitways 6- Intersections 7- Transit System Strategies 8- Resources
Abstract: The *Transit Street Design Guide* is a key resource for urban planners and policymakers focused on improving transit infrastructure. It covers the design of transit streets, the placement of stations, and the functionality of transit lanes and intersections. The guide provides strategies for enhancing transit system performance and accessibility, drawing on best practices, with a focus on New York City’s complex transit network. Through case studies from NYC, it offers valuable lessons for creating efficient, sustainable, and equitable transportation systems. The guide also includes a curated list of resources to support the implementation of these strategies globally.