Dan Burden
Dan Burden is the nation's most recognized authority on walkability, bicycle & pedestrian programs, street corridor & intersection design, traffic flow & calming, road diets, and other planning elements that affect roadway environments.
Dan is also sought after by the health community, promoting neighborhoods, villages, and cities that are designed for more active, interactive, and healthy living. Dan has nearly 40 years of experience in developing, promoting and evaluating alternative transportation facilities, traffic calming practices and sustainable community design.
- 'Valley Link' Planned to Relieve Bay Area Super Commuters
- St. Petersburg Planning for a Post-Baseball Future
- Breaking: HUD Will Rewrite Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule
- Carrying Capacity, Population Growth, and Urban Planning
- Housing Construction Slows to a Crawl in Seattle's Suburbs
- Lessons in Subway Etiquette
- The Vancouver Model of Traffic Safety Includes Trees
- Denver to Raise Sales Tax on Marijuana to Double Funds for Affordable Housing
- Real World Lessons From the Virtual World of Minecraft
- Lake Erie Town Hopes Waterfront Trail Will 'Put it on the Map'
- Trulia's New Feature Shows How Much Home Buyers Care About Location
- Growing Numbers of Hong Kong Residents Sleep in McDonald's
- New Surveillance Technology Gathers Plenty of Data, but Who Has Access?
- Two New Parking Policies Put Portland in the Lead on Parking
- Huge Stacks of ofo Bikes Sent to Metal Recycler
- Making a Place for Virtual Reality in Planning
- California REITS Have Much at Stake on Election Day
- Analysis: Denver's 20-Year Vision for Not-Quite-Complete Streets
- Analyzing the Decision to Rewrite the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule
- Making a Regional Map of Walking and Biking Trails
