A Case Study of Complete Streets Application in a Small Town ()
ABSTRACT
As
research and evidence regarding the benefits of complete streets are growing, more and more communities
are undertaking complete streets initiatives to increase transportation equity
for their residents. This is especially vital for small towns, which often have
the least opportunity for alternate transportation modes. The present article
details a complete streets implementation procedure specific to the Town of
Millsboro, Delaware, U.S.A. In this article, the current Millsboro Comprehensive plan is reviewed,
followed by steps for planning, communication, and creation regarding various
complete streets methods. The information presented in this document, along
with the resources referenced, should be used as a guide for turning existing
roadways in Millsboro into complete streets. The various suggestions and
recommendations offer ideas to increase the opportunity for active
transportation modes such as walking and biking, and if implemented, can create
significant improvements in safety, health, and the economy of Millsboro,
thereby enabling it to grow as a town.
Share and Cite:
Calloway, D. and Faghri, A. (2020) A Case Study of Complete Streets Application in a Small Town.
Current Urban Studies,
8, 545-562. doi:
10.4236/cus.2020.84030.
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