FHWA Contact

Christopher Douwes
Trails and Enhancements Program Manager
Federal Highway Administration
FHWA HEPH-10 Rm E74-474
1200 New Jersey Ave SE
Washington DC 20590-0001
Phone: 202-366-5013
Fax: 202-366-3409

State Coordinator Contact Information

Each State administers its own program. Contact your State Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator for guidance on State policies and project eligibility requirements.

Designing Sidewalks and Trails for Access

Part II of II: Best Practices Design Guide

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Stroll Sheet

Intersection Checklist

Name of primary street:
Name of cross street:
Total number of lanes on primary street:
Total distance across primary street (measure with rolatape):
Total number of lanes on cross street:
Total distance across street (measure with rolatape):
Are there any left turn only lanes?	yes---no
Are there any right turn only lanes?	yes---no
Is a right turn on red permitted?	yes---no
Is there a right turn island?	yes---no
Is parking permitted on the primary street?	yes---no
Is parking permitted on the cross street?	yes---no
How many corners have curb extensions (bulbouts)?
Is there a median?	yes---no
If so, is it designed as a pedestrian refuge?	yes---no
Is it identifiable to people with vision impairments?	yes---no
Is it accessible to people with mobility impairments?	yes---no
Does the intersection have four way stop signs?	yes---no
Does the intersection have two way stop signs?	yes---no
Is the intersection signalized?	yes---no
Is there a pedestrian actuated control signal?	yes---no
Location of control:
Information emitted: audible vibrotactile infrared
Is there a high contrast between the button and post color?	yes---no
Is there a tactile arrow indicating the street crossing direction?	yes---no
Height of control:
Dimension of pedestrian button?
Is 5 lbs of force or less required to operate the signal?	yes---no
Is the crosswalk marked?	yes---no
If so, what are the conditions of the markings?
Duration of WALK interval:
Comments:

Designing Sidewalks and Trails for Access

Part II of II: Best Practices Design Guide

Sidewalk Assessment Process Forms

Stroll Sheet

Intersection Checklist

Curb Ramp Element Analysis Form

Driveway Crossing Element Analysis Form

Cut-Through Median Element Analysis Form

Ramped Median Element Analysis Form