Planning Education at a Distance
Walkability expert Dan Burden will teach participants how to conduct walkability audits and provide a walking tour to practice conducting audits on the ground. *Dan Burden *is a nationally recognized authority on bicycle and pedestrian facilities and programs, street corridor and intersection design, traffic flow and calming, and other design and planning elements that affect roadway environments. He has had 25 years of experience in developing, promoting and evaluating alternative transportation facilities, traffic calming practices and sustainable community design. He served for 16 years as Florida DOT's State Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, and he presently works as Executive Director of *Walkable Communities, Inc*., a non-profit corporation helping North America develop walkable communities.
The following links are to Dan Burden lecture. Enjoy!
Walkability Audit History and Technique
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