Walking and Biking Safety for Tribes: Improving health, safety, and transportation options
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1 Walking and Biking Safety for Tribes: Improving health, safety, and transportation options
2 MAKING THE CASE: Benefits of Bike/Walk- Friendly Communities
3 People Want Safer Streets
4 What do you think the benefits are?
5 Safety -Pedestrian crashes and fatalities are increasing -Bike crashes and fatalities are steady Getting more people walking and biking improves safety and health
6 HEALTH: Researchers compared the relationship between bicycling and walking travel and obesity in 14 countries, 50 U.S. states, and 47 U.S. cities, and found statistically significant negative relationships at all levels. Pucher, J., et al., Walking and cycling to health: A comparative analysis of city, state, and international data, American Journal of Public Health, published online ahead of print
7 ENVIRONMENT: Reduced Air Pollution Reduced Carbon Pollution Reduced size of roads and amount of parking
8 SOCIAL COHESION: Opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to stay socially connected Accessible to broad age, income, or ability.
9 CULTURAL IDENTITY: Tribal Heritage Crossing Trail OVERLOOKS #1 - Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa #2 - Stockbridge - Munsee Band of the Mohicans #3 - Oneida Nation of Wisconsin #4 - Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin #5 - Lac Du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa #6 - Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa #7 - Ho-Chunk Nation #8 - Lac Court Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa #9 - Sokaogon Mole Lake Band of Lake Superior Chippewa #10 - St. Croix Band of Lake Superior Chippewa #11 - Forest County Potawatomi #12 - Lake Butte Des Morts History #13 - Offering Fire
10 SAFER COMMUNITIES: MORE PEOPLE WALKING AND BIKING MAKE WALKING AND BIKING SAFE Improves safety for people using all modes
11 ECONOMIC: Improved safety: Fewer motorists = fewer crashes, and savings on costs for drivers, responders and lost productivity Healthier people = lower healthcare costs Savings on transportation costs and parking Healthier environment Recommended Book: Bikenomics: How Bicycling Can Save the Economy, by Elly Blue
12 Walking and Biking are fun!
13 INFRASTRUCTURE: Engineering/Design, Safety Tips & Laws
14 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Crosswalks Marked Crosswalk: Indicated by signs, lines or other markings on the surface Unmarked Crosswalk: Absence of markings, connected by the corresponding lateral lines of the sidewalk on the opposite sides of such roadways
15 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: RRFBs and HAWK Signals Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) High Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) Signals
16 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Bumpouts Curb extension that physically and visually narrows the roadway Increases pedestrian visibility Reduces crossing distance for pedestrians Issue for bikes?
17 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Neighborhood Traffic Circles Reduces speed and cross through traffic Does not slow down bikes as much Element of bicycle boulevard
18 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Roundabouts Slow speed merges and one-way traffic around a central barrier Replace traffic lights Reduces severity of crashes Benefit for walkers and bikers?
19 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Bike Lanes Stripes, signage and pavement markings that designate portions of the road for exclusive bicycle use
20 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Green Lanes Bike lanes that are painted green Increases overall visibility, increasing safety at conflict points
21 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Buffered Bike Lanes Bike lanes with a painted barrier zone separating bikes and cars Reduces stress for people on bikes and in cars
22 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Protected Bike Lanes/Cycle Tracks Bike facility that combines the idea of a separated bike path with on-street infrastructure Use planters, curbs, parking cars or posts to separate bike and auto traffic Higher level of security
23 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Trails Physically separates pedestrians and cyclists from cars There are no bike trails in Wisconsin, they are all shared used paths
24 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Sharrows Bicycle symbol and two chevrons painted on the road Indicates where people should preferably cycle in the travel lane Alerts drivers to share the road
25 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Bike Share
26 ENGINEERING/DESIGN: Neighborhood Greenways Neighborhood streets designed and designated to give people walking and biking priority Signs, pavement markings, traffic calming, and physical barriers to prevent cut through travel and speeding from drivers
27 Funding: Transporatation Alternatives Program 15 M awarded in 2018 for plans and projects. Competitive Plans recommended for projects
28 Other Funding Sources Rolling into general street projects is the best and cheapest way!!!!! Tribal Budget (Capital Improvement Plan) Fees (Passes, Registration) Property Assessments Private Fundraising Utility Projects Business Improvement Districts Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Ballot Initiatives State & Federal Grants (ex: TAP) Penalties from speeding in school zones
29 Planning: A Key Step to TAP Funding A Plan will typically include: Mission, Vision, Objective Existing conditions Issues / Challenges Guest Expert Opinions Maps Policies: Ex: Complete Str Design Guidelines Citizen Survey Results Educational Activities, Enforcement recommendations Work Program: Timeline for Implementation/Action Accountability: Regular Review, Evaluation of Progress Updated every 5-10 years
30 Recognition Programs Bicycle Friendly America Program Run by the League of American Bicyclists Bicycle Friendly Community Bicycle Friendly State - WI #9 Walk Friendly Communities Program Run by the Pedestrian & Bicycle Information Center
31 Jessica Wineberg Deputy Director Wisconsin Bike Fed bikefed.org
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