#pedestrian-infrastructure

#pedestrian-infrastructure

The Congress Avenue redesign emphasizes pedestrian and cyclist priorities while planning for vehicular access.

Initial phase focuses on safety and accessibility from Cesar Chavez Street to 11th Street.

Funding is a critical challenge for the overall $130 million project.

The Urban Transportation Commission supports the pedestrian-centric redesign of Congress Avenue, significantly reducing vehicle traffic.

Walkability studies aim to enhance pedestrian and cycling infrastructure in downtown areas.

Downtown areas are considered prime locations for improving walkability in cities.

Mayor Adams unveiled congestion pricing projects, with some new proposals but lacking pedestrian-only streets, criticized for not fully capitalizing on the traffic reduction opportunity.