Structure of a Complete Street

Complete streets
Structure of a Complete Street

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Achieving Transportation Equity

Complete Streets is a design approach that adapts to the unique needs of each community rather than adhering to a single design formula.

Structure of a Complete Street

Complete Streets is a process and approach, not just a product or a single type of street.

Typical elements that make up a Complete Street include:
  • Sidewalks
  • Bicycle lanes (or wide, paved shoulders)
  • Shared-use paths
  • Designated bus lanes
  • Safe and accessible transit stops
  • Frequent and safe crossings for pedestrians, including median islands
  • Comfortable and accessible public transportation stops
  • Accessible pedestrian signals
  • Curb extensions
  • Narrower travel lanes
  • Roundabouts
  • and more
Policies

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Michigan Municipal League
San Francisco Bike Coalition
Graham Coreil-Allen in Baltimore, MD
City of Erwin, TN
Join the Movement

The National Complete Streets Coalition is a broad collection of advocates and transportation professionals working to enact Complete Streets policies across the country. Joining as a Coalition Partner, an Individual Partner, or a Non-Profit Partner is easy.