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    Hi Kristin, Here are a few thoughts: Motorists stop/yield for bicyclists in crosswalks: in WA our state law states explicitly that drivers must stop for pedestrians AND bicyclists in crosswalks, and "pedestrians" are defined as anyone walking, ...

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    The conversation has centered on whether motorists on roads intersecting trails, especially those in more rural areas where overall traffic (vehicular and VRU / road and trail) is less, should have to stop for all trail users (or at least all VRU trail ...

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    Dear fellow transportation nerds, We're hoping to tap into the collective experience here. I'm serving on APBP's Vision Zero Policy Statement Task Force (part of the Policy Committee), and with your help, we're beginning work on an update to the ...

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    We are exploring solutions to an interesting question raised by members of the public during a recent meeting regarding local neighborhood traffic calming and accessible design for pedestrians. Specifically, the question is whether installing traffic ...

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