Engaging People with Disabilities in Street Planning and Design
At Toole Design Group, we’re working to embrace a new approach to transportation planning and design by placing empathy, equity, and ethics at the center of our work. Being more deliberate about engaging people that have been historically underrepresented in street planning and design processes is an important part of that effort. 11 practical tips for engaging people with disabilities.
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