In a recent post about the benefits of a gridiron street system, Beth Akeson left some supporting comments and said:

Let’s explore how other communities are handling these issues and learn from their successes and failures. We can always tweak the ideas to accommodate the “uniqueness” of Peoria. I have learned so much from reading, attending conferences and interviewing people who have solved some of the municipal problems we face. I would be happy to share this information with anyone interested and I have asked CJ if he would be willing to upload a variety of documents for people to read at their convenience.

As promised, here are the documents (in PDF format) and web links:

	Back to Basics in Transportation Planning on the Projects for Public Spaces website
	Context Sensitive Solutions in Designing Major Urban Thoroughfares for Walkable Communities on the Institute of Transportation Engineers website
	West Palm Beach Traffic Calming: The Second Generation by Timothy Stillings & Ian Lockwood
	U.S. Experience with Traffic Calming by Reid Ewing & Charles Kooshian
	Traffic Calming for Crime Reduction and Neighborhood Revitalization by Ian Lockwood & Timothy Stillings
	Nashville Neighborhood Traffic Management Pilot Program by Gresham, Smith and Partners
	Nashville Neighborhood Traffic Management Pilot Program, Appendix A
	Nashville Neighborhood Traffic Management Pilot Program, Appendix B
	Future in Transportation: Back to Our Roots? by Gary Toth
	Transportation Prescription for Healthy Cities by Ian Lockwood