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Ten Questions with Pam Fischer
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Pam Fischer candidly shares some of the challenges and opportunities she has experienced this past year serving as Director of the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety and informs readers how they can help make our state's roadways safer for all users.
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Guiding the Way: Bicycle Signal Heads
The use of bicycle signal heads at intersections
can help reduce bicycle/automobile accidents.
Typically placed at intersections with high
volumes of bicycle traffic and with dedicated bike lanes or paths, the signal heads look similar to... More Details
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Welcome to the third
issue of New Jersey Walks
and Bikes, a newsletter for
anyone interested in bicycle
and pedestrian issues.
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Takin' it to the Streets: Creating Complete Streets
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While residents of New Jersey can often
be overheard complaining about state
roadway conditions for drivers, the
additional hazards present for bicyclists
and pedestrians have been historically
overlooked. More Details
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Safety First: Walking and Bicycling at Night
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Taking an evening stroll or bike ride is a great way to relax, exercise, or just to get from point A to point B. Unfortunately, in some locations, NJ streets have become a bit more tough to navigate and we should all take care when we go for a walk or ride at night. More Details
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NJ Walks and Bikes - Issue 3, April 2008
A Project of the NJ Department of Transportation
Funded by the Federal Highway Administration
Produced at the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation
Center at Rutgers University
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Check out the NJ Bike/Ped
Resource Center for the
latest planning, policy, and
design research, as well as
links to other great resources.
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