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Developing A Sustainable Transportation Environmental Improvement Plan
- 1. Developing a Sustainable Transportation Environmental Improvement Plan SJDOT TEAM Building Making it Happen! Roger Bazeley, M.S.T.M., M.S.I.D., C.T.S.M. DesignStrategy-USA, Transportation Consultants
- 4. Supporting and Coordinating San Jose’s Green Mobility Goals
- 5. Supporting and Coordinating San Jose’s Green Mobility Goals
- 8. Three levels for intervention: SITE SPECIFIC Retrofit existing problem areas with new environmentally friendly design & technologies PROJECT CONCEPT Interject environmental policy into current project planning, pedestrian plan, infrastructure design and TOD’s POLICY Influence policy, legislative law, local ordnances, funding priorities, methodology, guidelines
- 9. Street/School Site/Intersection Citywide, Business and Transit Corridors State, Regional MPO, Cities, Neighborhoods Influence policies, practices, plans, programs and funding processes Eliminate problems with new design solutions and ITS technologies Interject safety and ECO-design solutions into current or future project plans Vital Impact Areas for Implementing Sustainable Improvement POLICY DESIGN PLANNING
- 14. Supporting and Coordinating San Jose’s Green Mobility Goals
- 21. Pedestrians: Have Rights and Expectations for a Safe Journey
- 22. Three E’s of Safety: Engineering, Education, Enforcement Engineering: Design Enhancements
- 23. School Site Improvements Bold/Yellow School LADDER crosswalks
- 24. School Zone/Site: New Technology FYG Signs, Signals/Traffic Control Devices School/PED Zone Driver FYG LED Speed Feedback Signs (3M) Embedded Strobe pavement lights Crosswalks and School Zones
- 25. New Technologies: Communicate and Educate 24/7 OLD PED Signal Countdown
- 26. Regional Pedestrian Safety: Educational and Safety PSA Programs
- 27. Educational: Safety Outreach- Bikes
- 28. Benefits: Safer Walkable Communities Workshops, School/Community Audits, Building Active Partnerships BE INVOLVED BE INOVATIVE
- 29. Supporting and Coordinating San Jose’s Green Mobility Goals
- 30. Be Aware, Be Safe, Be Active, Walk & Bike---or Skate SUPPORT GREEN MOBILITY