Pedestrian considerations are an integral component of OKI’s transportation planning. Most of our trips, by whatever mode, begin or end with a walk. This OKI Regional Pedestrian Plan is an update to the 1993 Pedestrian Plan of the same name.

The plan consists of two parts. Part I, Walking Around OKI, includes sections describing OKI’s role in pedestrian planning; data about walking as a mode of travel; safety issues; current pedestrian planning in the region; community input; recommendations; and considerations of future issues. Part II, the OKI Walkability Toolbox, consists of information, policies, regulations and references useful to local governments and others advocating for pedestrian rights, safety, and improved facilities.

To submit comments or obtain more information about the OKI Regional Pedestrian Plan, contact Don Burrell at (513) 621-6300. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read the document and can be downloaded for free from http://www.adobe.com.

• Cover and Table of Contents
• Introduction
• Part I - Walking Around OKI
• Part II - OKI Walkability Toolbox
• Appendix - Public Comments

OKI Regional Pedestrian Plan Complete Document