Montgomery County Is Trying To Make Walking Shortcuts Safer – DCist
Date Published: June 8, 2022Montgomery County, MD’s Planning Department has begun to document “desire paths” for designing and implementing accessible pedestrian. A key part of the project is gathering community input on locations of current “desire paths” for use in creating new pedestrian access.
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Montgomery County Is Trying To Make Walking Shortcuts Safer
Montgomery County, MD’s Planning Department has begun to document “desire paths” for designing and implementing accessible pedestrian. A key part…