General Links for the AATC Webpage
[Road Access for Disabled Americans][Save Our Streets]

Copied from the Village Life News-California - People Complained: Calming kills bikes

Calming kills bikes- Copied from the Village Life News-California - People Complained: Calming kills bikes
San Luis Obispo-Speed humps and circles removed, bike riders and neighbors appove
PUBLIC CONSULTATION- From England site discusses how important it is to involve the public and residents in the planning of Traffic calming projects
Scooby-Subaru Impreza Turbo.- this is a webpage that highlights a Subaru Impreza Turbo that a police dept in England wants to use because it just flys over road humps(most cars do well on humps when really speeding).....look to the last part of the article
U.S. Department of Justice Americans with Disabilities Act ADA HOME PAGE
A Guide to Disability Rights Laws October 1, 1996 -ADA
Speed enforcement- a website in Australia-Road Safety Research Reports
City of Toronto (1986) Procedure For Reviewing and Implementing Area Traffic Control Plans
Traffic Calming Policy-City Works Services. April 11, 1994 City of Toronto.
Traffic calming is a term for a new concept in urban planning- this has a brief history of traffic calming and more info.
Traffic Calming How it Works- look down the webpage to the Portland "Photo Radar" enforcement program- just another traffic calming device.
ADA-regs on roads(facilities)-DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE -Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability in State and Local Government Services - scroll aprox. 75% of the way down the page to find the "Facility" definition mentioned
Disability Sites at GeoCities- all kinds of ADA interests here, lots of links to ADA issues
The Access Board- The Board is the federal agency which develops minimum guidelines and requirements for standards issued under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) This is where you need to write or call to reform traffic calming(humps...etc.)
U.S. Dept. OF Justice- this is the DOJ homepage. Again this is where you want to call and also write a letter asking for traffic calming reform.