Neighborhood streets are buzzing with activity. Kids are biking to the park, evening walks are getting longer, and more drivers are out enjoying the season. As activity increases, so do concerns about speeding and safety. Discover how communities can evaluate and implement smart traffic calming policies to help keep everyone moving safely.
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Of course, sometimes two wheels are the better way to go.
From daily commutes to weekend adventures, biking plays a growing role in how communities move. Tune in to this month's {Brief}ly Speaking podcast with Ken Brubaker, PE, as he explains what actually makes bike lanes safer and how communities can make smarter investments that improve rider safety and comfort. |
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Beyond the bike lane, summer activity is reshaping campus spaces.
As temperatures rise, parks, trails, and campus pathways become gathering places for students, families, and visitors alike. See how we partnered with the Wisconsin Department of Administration to improve the historic Lakeshore Path at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, creating a safer, more accessible experience along a route with more than 12,000 years of history. |
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But the fun doesn’t end when the sun goes down.
Summer evenings have a way of drawing people downtown. In Stillwater, Minnesota, a 30-year-old lighting system was replaced with period-inspired LED fixtures that reflect the city's 1930s character while improving safety and visibility. Hear from city leaders about how this community-wide project is helping create a more walkable, inviting downtown for residents and visitors. |