Resources

The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices is the country’s official manual for signing, published by the Federal Highway Administration.

The 2017 Pedestrian Safety Action Plan provides a strategic action plan that effectively focuses resources to reduce the greatest number of severe injury and fatal pedestrian-motor vehicle crashes on the Arizona State Highway System.

This pocket guide illustrates how bicyclists and motorists can "Share the Road" legally and safely within Arizona. Please read through these safety tips to better understand the other person’s view of the road and to learn more about cycling and driving more safely in our great State. The more we understand each other’s needs, the better we can respect and cooperate with each other on the streets.

This pocket guide illustrates how pedestrians and motorists can “Share the Road” legally and safely within Arizona.

Planning for and constructing accommodations for bicycling and walking and improving safety, education, and enforcement programs are critical in increasing the mobility of pedestrians and bicyclists. One of the underlying principles in planning for bicycling and walking is to provide a system that allows users significant mode choices, and to make bicycling and walking a more attractive, viable option for transportation. This includes creating a non-motorized network comprised of on-street facilities, off-street facilities, and end of trip facilities. Education and enforcement programs also enhance alternative forms of transportation.