Evaluating Complete Streets Projects: A Guide for Practitioners

Stefanie Seskin · Hanna Kite · Laura Searfoss

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This guide focuses on evaluating the results of transportation projects. Measures and metrics for project evaluation are outlined including: access, economy, environment, place, safety, equity, and public health. Examples of performance measures implemented throughout the U.S. are included.

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