The National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) is an association of 98 major North American cities and transit agencies formed to exchange transportation ideas, insights, and practices and cooperatively approach national transportation issues.
""What is most exciting about this edition of the bikeway guide is the expanded focus on maintenance. Thinking about maintenance during the planning and design process will lead to better infrastructure for cities.""--Veronica O. Davis, P.E., Director of Cities, AtkinsRéalis and former City of Houston Director of Transportation & Drainage Operations, author of 'Inclusive Transportation' ""The Urban Bikeway Design Guide goes beyond a vision for biking and transportation--it shows how connecting with communities, true engagement with stakeholders on the ground, and a thoughtful, equitable approach to planning create better outcomes for cities.""--tamika butler, Founder + Principal Tamika Butler Consulting ""The Urban Bikeway Design Guide shows cities how to build bikeways that are safe and enjoyable for everyone, and how to design streets that support healthy, sustainable, and vibrant neighborhoods.""--Cavalier Johnson, Mayor of Milwaukee, WI ""The story of urban design over the last decade is the story of the transformation of city streets into safe, bikeable places. The Urban Bikeway Design Guide is the source code for this new cycling era, and includes hundreds of innovative, easy to implement designs that meet the needs of cities today.""--Janette Sadik-Khan, NACTO Chair; Principal, Bloomberg Associates; Former Commissioner, New York City Department of Transportation ""We commend NACTO for their work with local planners and designers to build safer streets and more connected bikeway networks, and the newest edition of the Urban Bikeway Design Guide will be an important resource for communities as they improve safety and design for cyclists, pedestrians, and everyone who uses our streets and roads.""--Pete Buttigieg, U.S. Secretary of Transportation