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complete streets: a standalone construct

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completestreets1 CONSTRUCTComplete streetsMCCANN · URBAN PLANNING

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Urban planning

a policy approach requiring streets to be designed for safe use by everyone, including walkers, cyclists, transit riders and drivers.

In urban planning, complete streets refers to a policy approach requiring streets to be designed for safe use by everyone, including walkers, cyclists, transit riders and drivers. This meaning comes from McCann (2013) in Completing Our Streets.[1]

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  1. McCann, B. (2013). Completing Our Streets. Island Press. ISBN 9781610914307

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