ST03A. WALKING, PEDESTRIAN STRATEGIES (&
PEDESTRIANISATION) (U.K.) - (A-Z)
(updated:
June 30, 2006
)
OFL = Ordered for Library -
please check University Library catalogue for latest on availability:
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* indicates more up to date and/or useful references
KEY REFERENCES:
*David Davies Associates, 'Taking the Strategic Step: A quick guide to putting walking into local transport plans', Pedestrians' Association, London, tel. (020) 7247 3406, 2000 (OFL on 21.2.00)
Department for Transport
(in May 2002 replaced the Transport part of the Department of Transport, Local
Government and the Regions (DTLR)
- website: http://www.dft.gov.uk/
'Attitudes to walking and cycling',
July 2003, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_transstats/documents/source/dft_transstats_source_023228.doc
'Local Transport Note on Walking and Cycling: LTN 1/04 - Policy, Planning
and Design for Walking and Cycling', May 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=10382&l=2
'Local Transport Note on Walking and Cycling: LTN 2/04 - Adjacent and Shared
Use Facilities for Pedestrians and Cyclists', May 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=10382&l=2
'Walking and Cycling: An Action Plan', July 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_susttravel/documents/page/dft_susttravel_029200.hcsp
'Encouraging Walking and Cycling: Success stories', October 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_susttravel/documents/page/dft_susttravel_031513.hcsp
'Walking and Cycling Action Plan Progress Report', July 2005.
'Walking and Cycling Action Plan Progress Report', December 2005, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=12069&l=2
DfT Traffic Advisory Leaflets available from
TAU Publications, Charging and Local Transport Division, Zone 3/23,
Great Minster House, London SW1P 4DR,
tel. (020) 7944 2478, email: tal@dft.gsi.gov.uk
- on the web at http://www.roads.dft.gov.uk/roadnetwork/ditm/tal/walking/index.htm
TAL 6/02, 'Inclusive Mobility: A guide to Best
Practice on Access to Pedestrian and Transport Infrastructure', December 2002,
http://www.roads.dft.gov.uk/roadnetwork/ditm/tal/walking/06_02/index.htm
TAL 03/05 'Walking bibliography', 2003.
TAL 03/03 'Equestrian crossings', 2003.
TAL 4/05 'Walking bibliography', April 2005.
TAL 5/05. 'Pedestrian Facilities at Signal-Controlled Junctions', March 2005.
Department of the Environment, Transport and
the Regions (DETR) (June 1997- March 2001)
- website: http://www.detr.gov.uk
NB: DETR replaced from June 2001 to May 2002 by the Department for Transport,
Local Government and the Regions (DTLR)
*'Encouraging Walking: Advice to Local Authorities', DETR Free Publications,
Wetherby, March, 2000, http://www.local-transport.detr.gov.uk/walking/index.htm
'Guidance on Full Local Transport Plans', March 2000, and at: http://www.local-transport.detr.gov.uk/fulltp/index.htm
'Planning Policy Guidance Note 13: Transport' (revision of 1994 DOE PPG13 published
in March 2001).
House of Commons Environment, Transport and
Regional Affairs Committee:
'Report of the Select Committee Inquiry
into Walking in Towns and Cities' (Eleventh Report, Session 2000-01), HC 167-I,
ISBN 0 10 238301 4, TSO, London, July 2001 and at http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm/cmhome.htm
Institution of Highways and Transportation
(IHT), 6 Endsleigh Street, London WC1H ODZ,
tel. (020) 7387 2525, - email: iht@publicat.org.uk
'Transportation in the Urban Environment', Chapter 21: Pedestrians', 1997. Oversize
HE152.6.E6.T7
'Guidelines for Providing for Journeys on Foot', 2000, £29. (ISBN 0 902933
30 2). Oversize HE336.P43.G8
'Guidelines for Pedestrianised Streets', (forthcoming).
Tolley, Rodney, 1997, 'The Greening of Urban Transport:
Planning for Walking and Cycling in Western Cities,' John Wiley, Chichester,
second edition. HE242.A7.G7
Tolley, Rodney (ed.). 2003, 'Sustainable transport: Planning for walking and
cycling in urban environments', Woodhead Publishing, Cambridge. ISBN 1 85573
614 43 (HE152.6.E6.S8)
Transport 2000 Trust, 2003, 'Walking - The Way Ahead: Report from the National Seminar Series' (good practice), Transport 2000 Trust & DfT, London, June. http://www.local-transport.dft.gov.uk/consult/walking/index.htm
OTHER REFERENCES:
Abouseif, M.S & Townley, C.H, 1973, 'Oxford Street Experiment - the first three months' review', (former) Greater London Counciil, London.
Adams, John, 1999, 'The Social Implications of Hypermobility', free from the OECD, 2 Rue Andre Pascal, F-75775 Paris, Cedex 16, December (OFL on 16.12.99)
Alan Baxter & Associates, 2002, 'Paving the way', Commission of Architecture and the built Environment (CABE), October and at http://www.cabe.org.uk or email: orders@thomastelford.com
Alayso,, J.A; Birch, I & Smuth, A, 1999, 'The Walking City: An obsolete design or the city of tomorrow', PTRC Paper, Summer Annual Meeting, PTREC, London.
Allen, David & Ballantyne, Chris, 2002, 'The walk of life' (creating a walkable environment in Bromley), Surveyor 189 (5700), 18.9.02, pp15-17
Anon, 2002, 'Urban residential environments and senior citizen's longevity in megacity areas: the importance of walkable green spaces', 56, pp913-918
*Apel, Dieter & Pharoah, Tim, 1995, 'Transport concepts in European cities', Avebury Studies in Green Research, Aldershot, Hampshire. ISBN 1 85972 094 3. (OFL on 30.8.00)
Armitage, Richard, 1999, 'One Step Ahead' (report of Staffordshire University (CAST) Conference on Implementing the Draft National Walking Strategy', Surveyor, 15.7.99.
Ashcroft, Peter, 1998, 'You cannot be serious: A National Walking Strategy that omits leisure walking', (Cardiff University of Wales) Countryside Recreation 6 (1), Spring.
Ashley, A; Barlett, H & Howells, K, 1997,
'Evaluation of Sonning Common Health Walks Scheme', Oxford Centre for Health
Care Research and Evaluation, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford.
Ashley, A; Bartlett, H; Lamb S & Steel, M, 1999, 'Evaluation of the Thames
Valley Health Walks Scheme', Oxford Centre for Health Care Research and Evaluation,
Oxford Brookes University, Oxford.
Ashton, S.J. & Mackay, G.M., 1979, 'Some characteristics
of the population who suffer trauma as pedestrians when hit by cars and some
resulting implications', 4th IRCOBI International Conference, Gothenburg.
Ashton, S.J., 1981, 'Pedestrian injuries: the influence of vehicle design',
in H.C. Foot et al (eds), 'Road Safety Research and Practice, Praeger.
Association of Metropolitan Authorities (former; now part of the Local Government Association), 1995, 'Feet First', AMA, London SW1.
Atkins, Stephen, 1989, 'Critical Paths: Designing for secure travel', The Design Council, London.
Automobile Association Foundation for Road Safety Research, 1994, 'Pedestrian Activity and Accident Risk' (based on Northampton study by Steer Davies Gleave), AA, Basingstoke, Hampshire
Babtie Ross Silcock), 156 Sandyford Road, Newcastle
upon Tyne NE2 1XG,
tel. (0191) 261 8101 - see also entries under 'Ross Silcock'.
'Pedestrian behaviour and exposure to risk final report and appendices',.
ISBN 0-9533722-2-7. 1998.
Baker, Brian, 1997, 'It's good to walk', Surveyor,
24.4.97, pp18-19.
Baker, Brian, 2000, 'Better By Design..." (award -winning pedestrianisation
schemes), Surveyor, 20.1.00.
Baker, Lee, 2000, 'Direct route to revival' (software to predict pedestrian
movements and encouraging people back into rundown areas), Planning 1381, 11.8.00.
Baker, Lee, 2005, 'Digging to the Mersey beat', (pedestrian improvements related
to the Merseyside tram plans), Surveyor, 14.4.05, p14-16
Ball, Steve, 1998, 'Leisure Walking and Health', (University of Wales, Cardiff) Countryside Recreation 6(2), Summer.
Barham, P; Oxley, P, 1982, 'Signage for pedestrians using Public Transport interchanges and terminals: a review of existing research and guidelines', Carnfield Centre for Logistics and Transportation, January.
Barker, Roger, 1999, 'Street Strife' (pedestrianisation
scheme in Henley-on-Thames), Surveyor, 20.5.99.
Barker, Roger, 2004, 'Goin' underground' (subways and underpasses: to close
or not to close?), Surveyor 191 (5784), 17.6.04, pp20-21
Bayley, M.; Curtis, B; Lupton, K; Wright, C, 2004,
'Vehicle aesthetics and their impact on the pedestrian environment', Transportation
Research Part D: Transport and Environment 9 (6), pp 437-450,
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Beioley, S, 1997, 'Holidays by the Foot - Walking and Tourism', Market Profile
for the British Tourist Authority / English Tourst Board.
Bendixson, Terence, 1997, 'Walking to Happiness'
(on the DETR Consultation Paper), Surveyor, 2.10.97.
Bendixson, Terence, 2000, 'Walk This Way' (promoting walking by local authorities),
Surveyor, 17.2.00.
Bird, Simon, 2003, 'Making tracks' (the updated AG26 and the maintenance of footways and cycle tracks), Surveyor 190 (5276), 24.4.03, p19
Bishop, D, 1975, 'User response to a foot street', Town Planning Review Vol. 46, January.
Bissatt, Philip,1999, 'Pedestrians need to be our priority', Planning 1330, 6.8.99.
Black, Colin; Collins, Alan' Snell, Martin, 2001, 'Encouraging Walking: The Case of Journey-to-school Trips in Compact Urban Areas', Carfax / Taylor & Francis) Urban Studies 38 7), June, pp1121 - 1141.
Bostock, L, 2001, 'Pathways of disadvantage? Walking as a mode of transport among low-icnome mothers', Health and Social Care in the Community, 9 (1), pp11-18.
Brambilla, Roberto & Longo, Gianni, 1976, 'For pedestrians only: planning, design and management of traffic-free zones', Architectural Press, London.
*British Heart Foundation and the Countryside Commission (former; part of the Countryside Agency since April 1999), 1999, 'Practical Guidelines for developing Walking for Health Schemes', available from Countryside Agency Publications, Wetherby, Yorkshire.
British Standards Institute, 2000, 'PrEN 1317-6: September 2000. Part 6: Road restraint systems Pedestrian restraint systems Part 6: Pedestrian Parapet. Not published at committee stage. British Standards Institution, London.
Brownbridge, Neil, 2003, 'Focusing on delivery' (benchmarking of bus stops, pedesztriana and cylce faciltiies), Surveyor 190 ((5722), 27.3.03, pp14-16
Bulpitt, M, 2000, 'European greenways - building
the future on the past', Journal of the Instiuttion of Highways and Transportation
47 (12), December, pp6-7
Burtwell, Marilyn, 1997, Stepping on cracks (footway maintenance),
Surveyor, 7.8.97.
Bushell, Mark, 2001, 'Easy on the eye' (concrete block paving for encouraging walking), Surveyor, 14.6.01, pp, pp18-21.
Cairns, Sally, 1999, 'Walking back to Healthiness',
Town and Country Planning 68 (4), April.
Cairns, Sally, 2001, 'Why walking and urban green spaces are good for each other',
Town and Country Planning 70 (4), April, pp102-103.
Cardiff County Council, 2001, 'Cardiff City Centre Pedestrian Flow Report 2001', Strategic Planning Office, Cardiff County Council, tel. (029) 2087 1740, August.
Carley, Michael, 1996, 'Sustainable Transport and Retail Vitality: State of the Art for Towns and Cities', Historic Burghs Association of Scotland (HBAS) Research paper no. 2 with Transport 2000, jointly with Donaldsons Chartered Surveyors.
Carpenter, Jamie, 2004, 'A bridge too far?' (road bridges and pedestrian bridges and regeneration), Regeneration & Renewal, 10.11.04, pp18-23
Carsten, O.M.J. et al., 1999, 'Intelligent traffic signals for pedestrians: evaluation of trails in three countries', Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies 6 (4).
Cavill, Nick, 2002, 'Walking and health: making
the links', World Transport Policy & Practice, 7 (4), February, available
free of charge as Adobe Acrobat(TM) PDF files at: http://www.ecoplan.org/wtpp/wt_index.htm
Cavill, 2003, 'The potential of non-motorised transport for promoting health',
Chapter 11 in Tolley, Rodney (ed.). 2003, 'Sustainable transport: Planning for
walking and cycling in urban environments', Woodhead Publishing, Cambridge.
ISBN 1 85573 614 43 (HE152.6.E6.S8)
Central London Partnership (CLP), tel. (020)
7665 1550:
'A Walking Strategy for London', 2002.
'Valuing our Streets - Quality environments mean business', July 2003.
Centre for Alternative and Sustainable Transport, 2000,' Walk 21 Conference Proceedings', at: http://www.staffs.ac.uk/schools/sciences/geography/cast/main.html
Cepolina, Elvezia M. Tyler, Nick, 2004, 'Microscopic simulation of pedestrians in accessibility evaluation', Transportation Planning and Technology 27 (3), June, p145, http://journalsonline.tandf.co.uk/link.asp?id=F6PK3QQQ0K0TXRUE
Cheshire County Council, 2001, 'Feet First', Cheshire County Council, tel. (01244) 603717, September.
City ID, 1999, 'Bristol Legible City' (Pedestrian signing and identity scheme for Bristol), Prepared by City ID, tel. (0117) 927 7510 and published by Bristol City Council, June.
Civic Trust, London:
'The Effects of Pedeestrianisation on Trade: statistics', 1976.
(Civic Trust & English Historic Towns Forum), 'Traffic in Townscape - Ideas
from Europe', 1994.
Cleary Hughes Associates, 51 Wood Lane, Hucknall,
Nottingham NG15 6LR,
tel/fax. (0115) 964 1869, email: clearyhughes@btinternet.com:
'A Walking and Cycling Strategy for Nottingham City Council', Cleary Hughes
Associates, April 1998.
Cleary, Johanna & Hillman, Mayer, 1992, 'A
Prominent Role for Walking and Cycling', in Roberts, John (ed), 'Travel Sickness',
Lawrence & Wishart, London.
Cleary, Johanna, 2001, 'Walking and cycling in the Local Transport Plan', Municipal
Engineer, Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Vol. 145, March,
pp47-54
Clyde, C.A, 1975, 'The pedestrianisation of Church Street Liverpool: a survey of users' attitudes', Working Paper 52, Leeds University Institute for Transport Studies.
Colliers, Erdman Lewis, 1995, 'How to get Pedestrian Rental Growth, An analysis of High Street Rents 'Before' and 'After' Pedestrianisation, Colliers, Erdman, Lewis, London.
Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment
(CABE)
(replaced the Royal Fine Arts Commission in 2000), London,
tel. (020) 7960 2400, email: enquiries@cabe.org.uk
- website: http://www.cabe.org.uk
'By Design, Urban Design in the Planning System: towards better practice', £19.95,
Thomas Telford Publishing, Book Sales Department, 1 Heron Quay, London E14 4JD.
(OFL on 16.5.00)
'The Value of Urban Design', Report for CABE by the Bartlett School of Planning
(University College London), Thomas Telford, February 2001, ISBN 0 7277 2981
0, £25.00.
'Paving the Way: How we achieve clean, safe and attractive streets', Thomas
Telford, Tonbridge, Kent, http://www.thomastelford.com
July 2002, ISBN 0 7277 3140 8
'Better Civic Buildings and Spaces', July 2002, free.
'Design Coding: Testing its Use in England', February 2005, http://www.cabe.org.uk/publications/
'Creating Successful Neighbourhoods', February 2005, http://www.cabe.org.uk/publications
'What are We Scared Of? The value of risk in designing public space', February
2005.
Commission for Integrated Transport, 5th Floor,
Romney House, Tufton Street, London SW1P 3RA,
tel. (020) 7944 4101/4813, fax (020) 7944 2919, email cfit@detr.gsi.gov.uk
- website: http://www.cfit.gov.uk :
'European Best Practice in Transport - Benchmarking', August 2000, http://www.cfit.gov.uk/ebptbench/index.htm
Connolly, Philip, 2002, 'The human deterrent'
(urban design and the safety of our streets), Regeneration & Renewal, 4.10,02,
pp16-17.
Connolly, Philip, 2002, 'Liveable London: The Need for a Walkable Neighbourhood',
Living Street, London, tel, (020) 7820 1010, October, £11.
Cooke, Michael, 1998, 'Quality Design for Living Streets', Urban Environment Today, 2.4.98.
Copley, G & Maher, M.J, ?, 'Pedestrian movements: a review', Leeds University Institute for Transport Studies.
Countryside Commission Research Note CRN04, ?1998, 'Greenways', Countryside Commission / Agency Publications, Postal Sales. Wetherby, Yorkshire, (NB: Countryside Commission merged in April 1999 with the Rural Development Commission to form the Countryside Agency)
Crampin, Jon, 1996, 'Councils and Government take first steps to integrating walking into transport policy', Local Transport Today, 7.11.96.
Crampton, Graham, 2002, 'International Comparison of Light Rail Systems: The Role of Integrated Ticketing, Pedestrianization and Population Density', ERSA2002 Conference, http://www.raumplanung.uni-dortmund.de/rwp/ersa2002/cd-rom/papers/167.pdf
Crandall, J R Crandall; Bhalla, K.S & Madeley,
N.J, 2002, 'Designing Road Vehicles for Pedestrian Protection', British Medical
Journal (BMJ), 324 1145-1148), http://bmj.com/cgi/content/full/324/7346/1145
Crime Concern and Social Research Associates, 1999,
'Personal Security Issues in Pedestrian Journeys', Report for the (former) Deparrtment
of the Environment Transport and the Regions, DETR, London (OFL).
Cullen, Paul 1995, 'To share or not to share',
Walk 8 (2), pp15-19.
Cullen, Paul, 1996, 'Walking back to happiness by putting feet back on street',
Planning no. 1183, 23.8.96.
Cyclists' Touring Club (CTC), Cotterrell House,
69 Meadrow, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 3HS,
tel. (01483) 417217. fax. (01483) 426994:
- website: http://www.cycling.org.uk
'Joint Statement on providing for walking and cycling as transport and travel',
CTC & Pedestrians' Association, 1996
'Cyclists and pedestrians: attitudes towards shared use facilities: research
report', 2000. Oversize HE336.C92.C9
Cunningham, P & Cullen, D., 'Pedestrian Flow Data Collection and Analysis: Discussion', ?, May 1995, pp59-69 & pp149-159.
Dalby, E, 1973, 'Pedestians and shopping centre
layout: a review of the current situation', Report 577, Transport and Road Research
Laboratory, Crowthorne, Berkshire.
Dalby, E, 1976, 'Space-sharing by pedestrians and vehicles', TRRL Report LR
743, Transport and Road Research Laboratory, Crowthorne, Berkshire.
Dales, John, 2006, ‘Transport
in Urban Design: Streets should be for pedestrians and vehicles’, Local
Transport Today 435, 26.1.06, p21
Dales, John, 2006, ‘Transport in Urban Design – Pedestrian guard
rails: the good, the bad and the ugly’, Local Transport Today, 23.3.06,
p19
Dales, John, 2006, 'Transport in Urban Design:
it's good to get up close and personal',
Local Transport Today 445, 15.6.06, p19
Daor, E & Goodwin, PB, 1976, 'Variations in the impoDales, John, 2006, 'Transport in Urban Design: it's good to get up close and personal', Local Transport Today 445, 15.6.06, p19rtance of walking as a mode of transport', Greater London Council (former) Research Memorandum 487, GLC, London.
Dark, James, 2002, 'Poor management, design skills and regulations blight street improvement projects', (discussion of the CABE 'Paving the Streets') report, Urban Environment Today 152, 25.7.02, pp6-7
*David Davies Associates, 'Taking the Strategic Step: A quick guide to putting walking into local transport plans', Pedestrians' Association, London, tel. (020) 7247 3406, 2000 (OFL on 21.2.00)
Davies, David; Ryley T & Halliday, M; 1999,
'Alternative routes for cyclists around pedestrian areas', TRL371, Transport
Research Laboratory, Crowthorne, Berkshire.
Davies, David, 2000, 'Report for the USA Federal Highways Administration on
Pedestrian Facilities Research in the UK', at: http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/tfhrc/safety/pubs/99089/intro.htm
Davis, C.J, 1993, 'Traffic in Townscape: Ideas
from Europe', Civic Trust & English Historic Towns Forum.
Davis, C.J, 1994, 'Traffic Measures in Historic Towns', Civic Trust & English
Historic Towns Forum.
Davis, Colin, 1999, 'The London streetscape manual',
Urban Design Quarterly, Issue 69, January, pp36-38.
Davis, Colin, 2005, 'Design notes' (promoting pedestrian safety through changes
to the road layout in Shrewsbury), Surveyor, 24.3.05, p13
Davis, Colin, 2006, ‘Design
notes: walking and the design of more comfortable streets’, Surveyor,
27.4.06, p12
Davis, Colin, 2006, 'Design notes: pedestrian safety and comfort', Surveyor,
22.6.06, p13
Department for Environment, Food and Rural
Affairs (DEFRA), London (June 2001-)
- website: http://www.defra.gov.uk
'Living Places: Powers, rights and responsibilities
- Options for reforming the legislative framework - Updated', January 2003,
http://www.info4local.gov.uk/searchreport.asp?id=12772&heading=e-mail+alert
'The good, the bad, and the ugly: The state of England's streets', February
2004, http://www.encams.org/information/publications/research/leqse2003.pdf
Department for Transport
(in May 2002 replaced the Transport part of the Department of Transport, Local
Government and the Regions (DTLR)
- website: http://www.dft.gov.uk/
DfT (DTLR) Road Safety Research Reports, available at http://www.roads.dft.gov.uk/roadsafety/compend02/08.htm
No.06: Cognitive and metacognitive processes underlying
the development of children's pedestrian skills.
No.07: Childhood accidents and their relationship with problem behaviour.
No.08: Problems of attention and visual search in the context of child pedestrian
behaviour.
No.09: Becoming a responsible pedestrian.
No.10: Children's knowledge of danger, attentional skills and child/parent communication:
relationship with behaviour on the road.
No.20 Alcohol and Pedestrians.
No.27 Development and Evaluation of a Computer-based Pedestrian Training Resource
for Children
DfT 2003-:
'Transport Statistics: Transport Trends 2002', January 2003, http://www.transtat.dft.gov.uk/tables/2002/tt/intro.htm
'Personal Travel Factsheets', January 2003, at http://www.transtat.dft.gov.uk/personal/index.htm#factsheets
- Factsheet 1: GB National Travel survey (general background on the survey itself).
- Factsheet 2: Travel to school in GB.
- Factsheet 3: Travel to work in GB.
- Factsheet 4: Walking in GB.
- Factsheet 6: Travel to the shops in GB.
- Factsheet 11: Travel in urban and rural areas of GB'.
'On the move:by foot' (Discussion paper), June 2003 (responses sought by 26
September).
'Attitudes to walking and cycling', July 2003, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_transstats/documents/source/dft_transstats_source_023228.doc
'National Road Maintenance Condition Survey', May 2004
'Local Transport Note on Walking and Cycling: LTN 1/04 - Policy, Planning and
Design for Walking and Cycling', May 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=10382&l=2
'Local Transport Note on Walking and Cycling: LTN 2/04 - Adjacent and Shared
Use Facilities for Pedestrians and Cyclists', May 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=10382&l=2
'Walking and Cycling: An Action Plan', July 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_susttravel/documents/page/dft_susttravel_029200.hcsp
'Encouraging Walking and Cycling: Success stories', October 2004, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_susttravel/documents/page/dft_susttravel_031513.hcsp
'Attitudes to Streetscape and Street Uses', January 2005, and at http://www.dft.gov.uk
'Pedestrian facilities at signal-controlled junctions', July 2005, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=13954&l=4
'Walking and Cycling Action Plan Progress Report', July 2005.
'Walking and Cycling Action Plan Progress Report', December 2005, http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=12069&l=2
‘Walking and Cycling Action Plan progress report’, March 2006,
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_control/documents/contentservertemplate/dft_index.hcst?n=12069&l=2
DfT Traffic Advisory Leaflets available from
TAU Publications, Charging and Local Transport Division, Zone 3/23,
Great Minster House, London SW1P 4DR,
tel. (020) 7944 2478, email: tal@dft.gsi.gov.uk
- on the web at http://www.roads.dft.gov.uk/roadnetwork/ditm/tal/walking/index.htm
TAL 6/02, 'Inclusive Mobility: A guide to Best
Practice on Access to Pedestrian and Transport Infrastructure', December 2002,
http://www.roads.dft.gov.uk/roadnetwork/ditm/tal/walking/06_02/index.htm
TAL 03/05 'Walking bibliography', 2003.
TAL 03/03 'Equestrian crossings', 2003.
TAL 4/05 'Walking bibliography', April 2005.
TAL 5/05. 'Pedestrian Facilities at Signal-Controlled Junctions', March 2005.
Department for Transport, Local Government
and the Regions (DTLR) (replaced DETR in June 2001)
- website: http://www.dtlr.gov.uk
'''Report on the Gloucester Safer City Project', June 2001 (OFL on 21.6.01)
'Road Safety Compendium 2000-01', July 2001, http://www.info4local.gov.uk/searchreport.asp?id=2072&heading=E-mail+alert
'Road Safety Research Report No. 20: Alcohol and Pedestrians', July 2001,
http://www.roads.dtlr.gov.uk/roadsafety/aap/index.htm
'Neighbourhood and Street Wardens' Programme: Promoting your project - Guidance
notes', September 2001, http://www.info4local.gov.uk/searchreport.asp?id=3002&heading=e-mail+alert
(DTLR & the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment; CABE),
'Better Places to Live', September 2001, in PDF: http://www.planning.dtlr.gov.uk/betrplac/index.htm
'Neighbourhood and street wardens' programme - Promoting Your Project -
Guidance Notes', September 2001, http://www.neighbourhood.dtlr.gov.uk/wardens/racialequality/index.htm
'Neighbourhood Renewal Unit: Street wardens scheme
implementation plan - Guidance 2001', October 2001,http://www.neighbourhood.dtlr.gov.uk/wardens/racialequality/index.htm
'Government's Response to the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs
Committee's Report on Walking in Towns and Cities', November 2001, http://www.info4local.gov.uk/searchreport.asp?id=4024&heading=e-mail+alert
'Inclusive Mobility', (forthcoming).
'Traffic Advisory Leaflet 1/02: The Installation of Puffin Pedestrian Crossings',
January 2002.
'Kerbcraft: Smart strategies for pedestrian safety', March 2002, http://www.info4local.gov.uk/searchreport.asp?id=5632&heading=e-mail+alert
'Accessibility of local services and facilities', April 2002, http://www.transtat.dtlr.gov.uk/tables/2001/fperson/local02.htm
DTLR Traffic Advisory Leaflets available from
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