Design for Pedestrians

• Design Guidelines
• New Arlington Sidewalk Design

Arlington Programs and Projects for Peds

• Project Database
• Safe Routes to Schools
• Neighborhood Conservation
• Neighborhood Traffic Calming
• Wilson Blvd. Projects
• Public Art
• Transit
• BikeArlington

Master Plans & Studies

• Ballston Pilot Project
• Clarendon Sector Plan
• Columbia Pike
• Ped. Transportation Master Plan
• Public Spaces Master Plan
• Virginia Square Sector Plan

Safety

• Education & Awareness
• Enforcement
• Safety Patrol Camp
• Sidewalk Closures

Spotlight On Arlington Walkers

• Chef Charley
• Road Runner Ellen Williams
• Adrienne Cleary
• Rick Barry and Linda Cox
• Tribute to Roger Reeder
• Tim Miner
• Elenor Hodges
• Patricia Pocasangre

Arlington Library Resources for Pedestrians

WALKArlington E-mail List

Curb Radii Reductions

As shown in the drawing a smaller curb return radius results in a shorter pedestrian crossing distance. Reducing the curb radius also tends to require vehicles to travel more slowly around a corner, which is an additional benefit to pedestrians.