Top Pedestrian Priority Segments
What’s New?
- The Top Pedestrian Priority Segments was approved on January 12, 2012 (PDF; 26mb)
Introduction
The Top Pedestrian Priority Segments analysis develops a process to more wisely spend our limited non-motorized transportation funding. It demarcates the twenty top pedestrian corridors regionally using a GIS analysis of a road segment’s ability to generate pedestrian activity and safety data. The study also identifies the chief walkability concerns in those places. Cost estimates are included, along with a path forward for implementation.
- Fourth Street in Wilmington is our most dangerous segment of road for pedestrians.
Final Report
- Top Pedestrian Priority Segments, Final Report, January 2012 (PDF; 26mb)
Field Survey Map
- View an interactive Google map of the study’s field recommendations
- View a thematic map of scoring by segment
Please contact Bill Swiatek (x113 or bswiatek@wilmapco.org) if you would like more information about this effort.