Streets, Top Content

Why Walkable Streets are More Economically Productive

This article is packed full of economic arguments for walkable streets.

The Ultimate Guide to Walkable Streets

This round-up of Strong Towns content on walkable streets is full of tips, how-tos and examples that can be applied in your city.

A Conversation with Jeff Speck

This Strong Towns webcast features Jeff Speck, author of the insightful book, Walkable City.

Narrow Streets do More With Less

In creating a great place, less is often more. The "recipe" for a good urban street is in fact remarkably simple, which is why societies all over the world have been able to replicate it, with some variations, for thousands of years.

Is Your City Pedestrian-Unfriendly?

Plenty of sidewalks and pathways are for pedestrians in name only. Here's a photographic look at the pedestrian-unfriendly infrastructure that pervades many of our cities.

About those pesky pedestrian-crossing buttons…

Drivers don't have to press a button to get through an intersection. Why should pedestrians?

Want Community? Build Walkability

Places where people can safely and easily walk are far more conducive to creating a sense of community than places where everyone has to drive. This essay explains why.