Episodes 91 to 100 of Perils for Pedestrians

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Episode 100
© 2004

• The Active Living Partnership in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
• Evaluating bicycle facilities in Arlington, Virginia.
• The Guide to Community Preventive Services.
• The annual meeting of the American Public Health Association.
• Walk to School Day in Bethesda, MD.
• Pedestrian access to a Dairy Queen in Ralston, Nebraska.

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Episode 99
© 2004

• We meet the chair of Seattle's Pedestrian Advisory Board.
• A former chair discusses how to encourage walking.
• A civil engineer talks about what pedestrians need.
• The Active Living Partnership in Seattle.

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Episode 98
© 2004

• Measuring Pedestrian Level of Service in Fort Collins, Colorado.
• The Active Living Partnership in Denver, Colorado.
• The developer of the Stapleton Airport site values walkability.
• Victoria, British Columbia, hosts the ProWalk/Probike conference.
• Cobblestones form tripping hazards for senior citizens.
• The Public Clock Walk in Seattle, Washington.

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Episode 97
© 2004

• The Active Living partnership in Orlando, Florida.
• Improvements to Highway 19 in Pinellas County, Florida.
• Greenville, South Carolina, has won awards for their pedestrian improvements.
• Walkable Community workshops.

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Episode 96
© 2004

• An obstacle course for wheelchairs and blind pedestrians educates engineers at the Nordic Roads Conference in Copenhagen.
• The rollator, a four-wheeled walker with a basket and a seat, is widely used by elderly pedestrians in Sweden.
• A bicycle tunnel in Malmo, Sweden, is built wide and bright to attract users.
• ARTISTS is a study of Arterial Streets by a coalition in Europe.
• Delaware Greenways promotes trails and greenspace.

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Episode 95
© 2004

• The sixth Walk 21 conference.
• Swiss bicycling.
• Pedestrian advocacy in Switzerland.

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Episode 94
© 2004

• The design for a roundabout in Malmo, Sweden.
• The status of bicycles in Copenhagen, Denmark.
• An engineer from Spain discusses transportation in Europe and America.

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Episode 93
© 2004

• Crosswalk improvements are planned in Salem, Oregon.
• The NIEHS conference on Obesity and the Built Environment meets in Washington, DC.
• The American Planning Association meets in Washington, DC.
• The Society for Photographic Education brings a pedestrian advocate to its conference in Newport, RI.
• A consultant from the United Kingdom discusses the nature of safety.

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Episode 92
© 2004

• The Fourth National Bike Summit meets in Washington, DC.
• The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has a new Active Living by Design program.
• The City Repair Project works at the community level in Portland, Oregon.
• The rideshare program helps commuters in Salem, Oregon.
• The former Salem Mayor discusses the failure to finance SCAMP - the Sidewalk Construction And Maintenance Program.

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Episode 91
© 2004

• Salem, Oregon, has improved pedestrian facilities next to a railroad.
• In Columbia, South Carolina, a new pedestrian bridge reunites a community divided by a highway.
• Rockville, Maryland, uses new tools to analyze the pedestrian environment.
• The third New Partners For Smart Growth Conference meets in Portland, Oregon.
• A local resident is concerned about pedestrians in South Nyack, New York.