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Rural Pedestrian Crossings

Status:  Complete
Report Date:  01/07/2025

Summary:

With increasing trends and public requests for crosswalks, agencies are seeking resources on best practices and guidance for pedestrian crossings to improve safety, comfort, and consistency of the transportation network. This guidebook provides a comprehensive overview of rural pedestrian crossings for both pedestrians and drivers by examining Minnesota statutes, summarizing key features of pedestrian crossings, synthesizing findings from existing research reports and studies, and integrating other relevant resources.

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Project Personnel:

Principal Investigator:  John Brunkhorst
Co-Principal Investigator:  Britt Berner, Rick West
Technical Liaison:  Jonathan Large
Project Coordinator:  David Glyer
Panel Members: 
    Jerilyn Swenson - State Aid for Local Transp
    Joe Gustafson - Washington County Public Works - Engineer
    Kristi Sebastian - FHWA - Minnesota Division Office
    Mark Wagner - Traffic Engineering
    Nathan Gannon - District 4
    Trudy Kordosky - District 4
    Victor Lund - St. Louis County Public Works - Engineer