2. Plan Purpose:  To provide pedestrian environments that are safe, attractive, and accessible to community institutions, employment and retail services.  The Pedestrian Mobility Plan is complimentary to Complete Streets Slide 2

3. Pedestrian Mobility Plan (Decision Making)

4. Complete Streets Walkability Toolbox Pedestrian Mobility Plan (Along the Street Solutions)

5. Complete Streets Walkability Toolbox Pedestrian Mobility Plan (Crossing the Street Solutions)

6. Current Strategic Initiatives Quick Wins: Enhanced Transit Stops (e.g. Prototype A) Slide 6

7. Current Strategic Initiatives Hamilton Strategic Road Safety Program: Enhanced Crosswalks  40+ locations Slide 7

8. Current Strategic Initiatives North End Traffic Management Plan  Reduced speed limit on local roads with supporting physical measures Slide 8

9. Current Strategic Initiatives Street Tree Program  Free street tree within City right- of-way  On average 6000 trees are planted each year (~60% are street trees) Slide 9

10. Current Strategic Initiatives

11. Slide 11 Current Strategic Initiatives

12. Hamilton achieved a silver designation. Slide 12

13.  Improved Road Safety Buffered Bicycle Lane – additional space for cyclists Buffer space for pedestrians Reduction of travel lanes and lane widths e.g. Complete Street (Victoria Street) Slide 13 Improved surface and pedestrian clear zone Complete Streets Approach (Victoria Street – One-way Alternative)

14. Which Street would you rather walk on? (e.g. York Boulevard) Wider sidewalks and new store frontage Green Streets & landscaping improvements Transit bays provide better access Bicycle lanes & bike parking Higher visibility street crossings Before After Slide 14 Complete Streets Approach (York Blvd: Two-Way Alternative)

15. City-wide Transportation Master Plan Update 15Slide: Complete Streets

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