A Pedestrian Bill of Rights

1. the freedom to walk with independence, comfort and safety, and with reasonable peace of mind
2. a complete and unimpeded network of pedestrian ways through urban areas
3. safe, well-maintained, well-lit walkways, without obstructions or barriers
4. right-of-way at all pedestrian crossings, with special attention to accommodate the needs of school children, older adults, and visually and mobility-impaired pedestrians
5. safe and convenient access to common destinations and other modes of transportation
6. a public educated on the health, social, environmental and economic benefits of walking, and a driving public that is conscientious to promote pedestrian safety through their actions