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The NYC Street Design Manual: Guidelines for a Livable City

Ben Fried, 12 June 2009, StreetsBlog. - New York
At about the same time that Times Square went car-free, DOT released its Street Design Manual, a mammoth document that "provides policies and design guidelines... for the improvement of streets and sidewalks throughout the five boroughs." It's not as sexy as the Naked Cowboy in a pedestrian plaza, but I would be hard-pressed to overstate its significance.
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