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Industry Resources
Standards, Guidelines, and Best Practices for Accessible Pedestrian Infrastructure
Standards & Guidelines
Federal Requirements and Industry Standards
MUTCD 2023
The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices defines the standards for installing and maintaining traffic control devices on all public roads. The 2023 Edition is the most current.
11th Edition of the MUTCD, December 2023 PROWAG 2023
Establishes accessibility requirements for public infrastructure under the ADA.
2023 Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines Designing Accessible Crosswalks:
ADA 2002
Defines minimum accessibility standards for construction and alterations under the ADA.
ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) APS Resources
TEA-21 mandates audible pedestrian signals at street crossings, ensuring safe and independent travel for people with disabilities.
APS – U.S. Legislation & Guidance Where is APS Required? All new or altered pedestrian signals must include audible/vibrotactile signals for visually impaired users.
Guide to Best Practices Field-tested recommendations for APS placement and features.
PBIC
Provides resources for pedestrian and bike safety, planning, education, and policy. Serves engineers, planners, advocates, and citizens.
Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center Safety Education Resources
Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Tips and Materials
Pedestrian Safety Education
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