CNU's Project for Transportation Reform

The Right Fix for Our Streets. The Right Fix for Our Communities.

CNU's Project for Transportation Reform stands for the revitalization of our communities' streets. The initiatives within the project call for multi-modal street designs that place the pedestrian back into the public realm, encourage greater safety and public health, and advocate for the fundamentals of street networks that enrich our sense of place.

Highways to Boulevards	Designing Walkable Urban Thoroughfares	Transportation Networks	Emergency Response and Street Design
News about CNU's Project for Transportation Reform Attend the 2013 Transportation Summit (Chicago, IL November 21-23, 2013) CNU 21 panel offers lessons to communities for designing walkable urban thoroughfares CNU partners with Illinois DOT to take steps towards transportation reform in Illinois Miss the 2012 CNU Transportation Summit? Watch video excerpts from the Jeff Tumlin (Nelson/Nygaard) and John Horsley (AASHTO) debate. Get the latest on CNU's 2012 Transportation Summit. John Norquist takes on the Sheridan Expressway in this NY Daily News op-ed: Mr. Mayor, tear down this expressway Time to Take the Project for Transportation Reform to New Jersey New Urbanists Release Principles for Sustainable Street Networks - Streetsblog On the Street: The DNA of place and the ROI of movement - Placeshakers Get Ready to #occupy TRB Call for Proposals for Pro Walk/Pro Bike, and CNU Transportation Summit CNU's Report on Emergency Response & Street Design. CNU's proposed International Fire Code amendments. How Walking and Biking Add Value to Your Community and Change the System: An interview with John Norquist Designing Walkable Urban Thoroughfares Workshop in Blue Springs, MO Blue Springs Training Overview