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Traffic calming for Livable Streets
Article on the importance of traffic calming to the creation of quality streets.
It argues that the creative design of urban public space has been "hijacked by the rigid and insensitive imposition of engineering standards".
| Article Title | Traffic Calming for Livable Streets |
|---|---|
| Article Author | Tim Pharoah |
| Journal | Urban Design Quarterly June 1990 |
| Issue | UDQ 35 |
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Traffic calming, livable streets, public realm design, speed management, 20mph
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