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posted Dec 29, 2017

Introduction to Trail Safe!

This webinar will introduce attendees to Trail Safe! -- a series of online safety training videos which provide all core learning objectives found in NPS Operational Leadership.

posted Dec 29, 2017

This webinar will provide an overview of pedestrian sustainable trails for all for federal, state, and local agency and organization trail managers, planners and designers who are responsible for policy, budget, and trail construction oversight.

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Association of Pedestrian & Bicycle Professionals (APBP)

Lexington, Kentucky

APBP is a community of practitioners working to create more walkable, bikeable places. We foster peer knowledge sharing, advance technical expertise, and support the professional development of our members.

201 E. Main Street, Ste. 1405, Lexington, Kentucky 40507
(859) 402-9819 • [email protected]
https://www.apbp.org/

pedestrian Related Photos

Trail crossing requires motorists as well as trail users to obey four way stop; prominent "STOP" letters painted on trail borrows from highway standard. On trail around Mission Bay, San Diego

On Baltimore and Annapolis Rail Trail, street sign helps orient trail users; note rare use of bollard

In addition to stop sign for trail users, motorists see yellow highway warning sign with bike/ped symbols; on the Eastern Shore of Maryland

All the elements of a road/trail crossing: Stop sign and warning sign for trail users; ped/bike crossing warning for motorists; crosswalk painted on roadway; and fencing to force trail users to slow at the road

Detour is fenced and surfaced with wood chips dyed green, for some reason; Rock Creek Trail, Washington, DC

Trail is blocked but alternate route is provided on the west edge of Georgetown's Rock Creek Trail

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