This research paper seeks to reveal the important factors that bicyclists consider when choosing a route to take.

This guide offers insight on sustainable decision-making practices for freight systems in an urban setting.

This paper investigates the relationship between varying levels of traffic stress (LTS) routes and bicycle travel behavior.

This article highlights several of the innovative practices shared at the Tools of the Trade conference held in Burlington, VT in July 2014.

This report summarized multiple case studies on active transportation programs and the benefits of implementing active transportation infrastructure in rural America.

This handbook documents innovative practices in place at DOTs across the nation as practitioners rise to meet community challenges.

This article describes how small towns can be revitalized after enacting a “complete streets” policy.

This report summarizes the results of a study that produced guidance for transportation planners seeking effective project cost estimation practices.

This report analyzes the bus systems of nine small American cities to identify common problems and propose suggestions about the future development of such systems.

The research and analysis gives an overview of factors that contribute to people’s prioritization of walking over other forms of transportation.