Tag: signage
City-owned structures are structures in the City’s right-of-way installed to benefit the general public, built according to approved plans and specifications, which then are owned and maintained by...Read MoreThere are two general types of transit service within the City of Seattle as defined by the Transit Master Plan (TMP) – the Frequent Transit Network (FTN) and the Local Transit Network (LTN). The Ci...Read MoreA standardized system for wayfinding can provide pedestrians consistent information to common questions such as: Where am I? How do I get there? How long will it take? What is there to see and do here...Read MoreNeighborhood Greenways Non-arterial streets with low motorized traffic volumes and speeds. Includes traffic calming measures to reduce vehicle speeds to be closer to that of bicycle speeds. Arterial c...Read MoreDesign Guidance Conflicts between bicyclists and pedestrians and motorists can be reduced using geometric design and/or signal phasing. Geometric design: Conflict locations should be separated so trav...Read More