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The U.S. Access Board’s Adoption of PROWAG is an Important Step Toward Safe, Accessible Streets

NACTO congratulates the U.S. Access Board on today’s adoption of the Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG). Over 20 years in the making, PROWAG represents an important step forward in advancing the rights and mobility of people with disabilities across the United States. As the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Department of Justice, and the Access […]

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Alana Brasier Joins NACTO as Director of Engagement

NACTO’s relationship with our member cities—and the staff who serve them—is at the core of everything we do. That’s why, after a national search, we’re excited to welcome Alana Brasier as our new Director of Engagement!

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Tell USDOT That Deadly Vehicles Shouldn’t Receive 5-Star Safety Ratings

Oversized vehicles are making U.S. streets deadlier for pedestrians and bike riders. New federal regulations could save lives–but the proposed changes still let automakers off the hook. There is a crisis unfolding on U.S. streets: pedestrian deaths are at a 40-year high, with over 7,000 pedestrians killed by by drivers each year. Put another way: […]

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Fellows Reflect on a Year of Transportation Justice Work

Members of this year’s Transportation Justice Fellowship share their experiences with the program, which was designed to support and amplify professionals of color working in the mobility field. This announcement was originally shared on the Better Bike Share Partnership website. Read the full post here. The 2022 – 2023 Transportation Justice Fellows and BBSP staff […]

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#NACTO2023 Conference Cliff Notes: Using Data to Tell Stories and Make the Case

“Conference Cliff Notes” is a series of short blog posts summarizing takeaways and ideas from NACTO’s 2023 Designing Cities Conference in Denver. Read more about the conference here. Transportation planners and engineers know how to use data to make strategic decisions. But data—when presented thoughtfully—can also be a powerful communications tool, helping to illustrate disparities, […]

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