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Dangerous by Design: Solving the Epidemic of Preventable Pedestrian Deaths (and Making Great Neighborhoods)

This report discusses pedestrian and cyclist safety and fatalities in metropolitan areas. It notes that, while pedestrian fatalities are considered accidents, they are inevitably the result of poor street design - streets, roads and highways designed for automobile traffic and not for pedestrians or cyclists. Report chapter headings include the following: Walking is Fundamental; The Most Dangerous Cities for Walking; Dangers to Pedestrians with Few Options; Transportation Spending Shortchanged Pedestrians; Streets Designed for Traffic, Not for Pedestrians; The Solution - Smart Investment and Smart Design; Cost-Effectiveness of State Streets; Metro Area Pedestrian Safety Rankings within States.