Written by and for cities, NACTO’s design guides center around building streets that safely accommodate everyone on city streets, including people traveling on foot, by bike, and on transit.

Great cities rely on great transit, and great transit needs great streets. Cities and transit agencies are working together to elevate transit in the center of the city.

Providing safe, comfortable, convenient places to bike is an essential strategy for cities to improve mobility, livability and public health.

Bike share and shared micromobility have rapidly emerged as new transportation options that can increase cycling, improve urban mobility, and bolster public transit usage.

Cities are leading the movement to redesign and reinvest in our streets as cherished public spaces for people, as well as critical arteries for traffic.

Over 35,000 people die in traffic crashes across the U.S. every year. Through speed management and street design, cities can stem this public health crisis.

Streets are part of the ecological fabric of cities, and resilient infrastructure can help create safer, healthier, and more vibrant streets.

NACTO fosters open communication and collaboration between cities and develops peer networks of knowledgeable and engaged policymakers, practitioners, and planners.

Digital Design Charrettes are interactive webinars where city staff and peers across the NACTO network brainstorm solutions to real-world design challenges.

Designing Cities is the premier forum for policymakers and practitioners working in urban transportation, with city practitioners at its core.

Leadership NACTO cultivates and empowers the next generation of dynamic leaders in city transportation.

The Transportation Justice Fellowship is designed to support professionals of color engaged in embedding mobility justice in transportation agencies.

NACTO’s City Accelerator program helps cities address institutional barriers to efficient implementation of high-quality bike and transit facilities.

Structured for Success explores the structural and process challenges faced by transportation agencies in reimagining and reinvesting in their streets.

The NACTO Certified Training Program brings together leaders in street design for intensive hands-on trainings and workshops based on NACTO’s design guides.

The American Cities Climate Challenge provides support to cities working to realize their aggressive carbon reduction goals.

NACTO's core values: safety, sustainability, and equity in transportation choices, and accessibility for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.

As mobility services proliferate, a principles-based approach to data management enables cities to collect essential data while protecting individual privacy.

Cities today have a unique opportunity to shape an autonomous future that puts people at the core of all decision-making.

Unsafe vehicle design is exacerbating the safety crisis on American streets. Better design can help solve it.

The California City Transportation Initiative (CaCTI), was a one-year program supporting a coalition of seven of California’s largest cities dedicated to safe, sustainable, and equitable transportation outcomes.

A plethora of new technologies are vying for space on the public right-of-way. Cities have the right and responsibility to manage them responsibly.

The Global Designing Cities Initiative inspires a shift toward safe, sustainable, and healthy cities through transforming streets throughout the world.

NACTO’s Global Designing Cities Initiative provides in-depth technical assistance for road safety and public space design improvements to several key cities around the globe.

Streets for Kids develops guidance and promotes street designs that create safe and enjoyable streets for kids of all abilities to learn, play, and move around a city.

City governments and transit agencies are on the front lines of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and are rapidly developing policies and projects for this emergency.

Grants awarded to ten member cities that are partnering with community-based organizations to reimagine streets, implement ideas, and support ongoing community efforts that meet the needs of populations disproportionately harmed by COVID-19. 

Written by and for cities, NACTO’s design guides center around building streets that safely accommodate everyone on city streets, including people traveling on foot, by bike, and on transit.

Great cities rely on great transit, and great transit needs great streets. Cities and transit agencies are working together to elevate transit in the center of the city.

Providing safe, comfortable, convenient places to bike is an essential strategy for cities to improve mobility, livability and public health.

Bike share and shared micromobility have rapidly emerged as new transportation options that can increase cycling, improve urban mobility, and bolster public transit usage.

Cities are leading the movement to redesign and reinvest in our streets as cherished public spaces for people, as well as critical arteries for traffic.

Over 35,000 people die in traffic crashes across the U.S. every year. Through speed management and street design, cities can stem this public health crisis.

Streets are part of the ecological fabric of cities, and resilient infrastructure can help create safer, healthier, and more vibrant streets.

NACTO’s City Accelerator program helps cities address institutional barriers to efficient implementation of high-quality bike and transit facilities.

Digital Design Charrettes are interactive webinars where city staff and peers across the NACTO network brainstorm solutions to real-world design challenges.

Designing Cities is the premier forum for policymakers and practitioners working in urban transportation, with city practitioners at its core.

Leadership NACTO cultivates and empowers the next generation of dynamic leaders in city transportation.

The Transportation Justice Fellowship is designed to support professionals of color engaged in embedding mobility justice in transportation agencies.

NACTO’s City Accelerator program helps cities address institutional barriers to efficient implementation of high-quality bike and transit facilities.

Structured for Success explores the structural and process challenges faced by transportation agencies in reimagining and reinvesting in their streets.

The NACTO Certified Training Program brings together leaders in street design for intensive hands-on trainings and workshops based on NACTO’s design guides.

The American Cities Climate Challenge provides support to cities working to realize their aggressive carbon reduction goals.

NACTO's core values: safety, sustainability, and equity in transportation choices, and accessibility for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.

As mobility services proliferate, a principles-based approach to data management enables cities to collect essential data while protecting individual privacy.

Cities today have a unique opportunity to shape an autonomous future that puts people at the core of all decision-making.

Unsafe vehicle design is exacerbating the safety crisis on American streets. Better design can help solve it.

The California City Transportation Initiative (CaCTI), was a one-year program supporting a coalition of seven of California’s largest cities dedicated to safe, sustainable, and equitable transportation outcomes.

NACTO fosters open communication and collaboration between cities and develops peer networks of knowledgeable and engaged policymakers, practitioners, and planners.

Bike share and shared micromobility have rapidly emerged as new transportation options that can increase cycling, improve urban mobility, and bolster public transit usage.

Providing safe, comfortable, convenient places to bike is an essential strategy for cities to improve mobility, livability and public health.

A plethora of new technologies are vying for space on the public right-of-way. Cities have the right and responsibility to manage them responsibly.

Streets are part of the ecological fabric of cities, and resilient infrastructure can help create safer, healthier, and more vibrant streets.

Great cities rely on great transit, and great transit needs great streets. Cities and transit agencies are working together to elevate transit in the center of the city.

Cities are leading the movement to redesign and reinvest in our streets as cherished public spaces for people, as well as critical arteries for traffic.

Over 35,000 people die in traffic crashes across the U.S. every year. Through speed management and street design, cities can stem this public health crisis.

The Global Designing Cities Initiative inspires a shift toward safe, sustainable, and healthy cities through transforming streets throughout the world.

NACTO’s Global Designing Cities Initiative provides in-depth technical assistance for road safety and public space design improvements to several key cities around the globe.

Streets for Kids develops guidance and promotes street designs that create safe and enjoyable streets for kids of all abilities to learn, play, and move around a city.

City governments and transit agencies are on the front lines of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and are rapidly developing policies and projects for this emergency.

Grants awarded to ten member cities that are partnering with community-based organizations to reimagine streets, implement ideas, and support ongoing community efforts that meet the needs of populations disproportionately harmed by COVID-19.