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Create elegant, practical and safe streets.

  • About us
  • 20mph in rural villages
    • Roadside planters
  • Place-making
    • Memorable places
    • How good is your street
    • Reduce street clutter
      • Street lights
    • People and activities
      • Wellbeing
      • Regeneration
    • Links and connections
      • Pedestrian links
      • Create and improve links
    • Public space often involves traffic
    • Urbanism and road design
  • Roads and traffic
    • Consider traffic
      • The DMRB
    • The road network
    • Flows and capacity
    • Road safety and speed
      • Check road safety records
      • What a driver actually sees
      • Traffic speed and accidents
      • How to reduce traffic speed
      • Road safety and amenity
    • Traffic calming regulations
      • Traffic calming guidance
    • Road junctions
      • Conflict points
      • Roundabouts
      • Signalled junctions
      • Acceptable congestion
    • Geometry of the road
      • Space for vehicles to turn
      • Visibility splays
    • Crossing the road
      • Comfortable crossings
      • Swiss Encounter Zones
  • Courtesy crossings
    • What are courtesy crossings?
    • What is the difference between an informal and a courtesy crossing?
    • Where are courtesy crossings applicable?
    • Can courtesy crossings be within traffic calming?
      • Why do drivers stop in a single lane one-way road?
      • Why are pedestrians comfortable to cross a single lane one-way road?
      • Why is it easier for drivers to be courteous in single lane one-way streets?
  • Projects
    • Convert an informal crossing into a courtesy crossing
    • Creating reports for Historic Town Centres
    • Haslemere town centre study
    • 20mph Dividend: Central Wallingford Report
    • What to look for in villages
  • Contact us

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