[H+T--Friends] New resources available: Community Speed Reduction

Health Resources in Action is pleased to be releasing a new series of Community Speed Reduction resources. We hope that you find the resources to be useful and informative. To access them, please visit - http://hria.org/resources/reports/community-speed-reduction/2013-resources-… Included in the series are the following documents: Public Health Impact: Community Speed Reduction (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/Impac…) Speed Reduction Fact Sheet: Opportunities to Improve Current Practice (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/Speed…) Community Speed Reduction and Public Health: A Technical Report (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/TechR…) Case Studies: Chicago, Illinois: Child Safety Zones (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/Chica…) Columbia, Missouri: Lowering The Posted Speed Limit On Residential Streets (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/Colum…) New York City: Neighborhood Slow Zones (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/NYCCa…) Portland, Oregon: Neighborhood Greenway Initiative (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/Portl…) Seattle, Washington: A Multi-Faceted Approach To Speed Reduction (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/Seatt…) Washington, DC: Automated Speed Enforcement (http://hria.org/uploads/catalogerfiles/2013-speed-reduction-resources/DCCas…) The documents were written by a team of individuals from Health Resources in Action (www.hria.org), a Boston-based public health institute, and the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (www.mapc.org), a Boston-based regional planning organization, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Network of Public Health Institutes.