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Thank you for your comment Peter. We use our CZcams channel as a means of archiving making available all of our recorded webinars. Going forward, we plan on offering more edited and formatted videos that are meant to be direct to user resources as opposed to webinar recordings.

Thank you for your comments. If you have some specific constructive improvements we would be glad to discuss them with you. We are fans of both traffic calming and complete streets and the instructor actually lives where he does so he can walk to work and not use his car most days. He is huge fan of alternative forms of transportation and would be glad to discuss your concerns.

Is there any resource for making country roads safer for pedestrians? Our road is gravel along a picturesque lake and only a single lane. The road used to be poorly maintained and not suitable for 2 wheel drive cars. The municipality responded to a complaint and fixed some areas and slightly widened the road. Cars can now pass each other in some areas but usually one car still needs to back up to a wider spot or driveway in order to pass. There are blind corners and hills. Vehicles often speed as it is now used as a short cut or quicker alternative route. I was considering cutting speed channels but I don't want to cause a dangerous condition for cyclists. A concerned citizen.

@@briansilver9652 Here are some resources. Pedestrian Safety on Rural Highways, FHWA www.pedbikeinfo.org/cms/downloads/Ped_Safety_RuralHighways.pdf Non-Motorized User Safety - A Manual for Local Rural Road Owners safety.fhwa.dot.gov/local_rural/training/fhwasa010413/nonmotorize.pdf Complete Streets: Planning Safer Communities for Bicyclists and Pedestrians cornell.app.box.com/v/clrp-ws-cs Many of the documents and guides are available or focused on two-lane relatively high speed roadways.

You can download the handout at cornell.app.box.com/file/656265092109?v=estimating-costst-handout

@@NYLTAPCornellLocalRoads Thanks a lot, I was not expecting you to reply to be honest/ Big regards from Ukraine, road building companies still somehow plan their expenditure in an old backward way.

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Hi Roger, Sorry for the late reply. In regards to your question: It is just water. It is not always needed, but you want to make sure the surface is properly damp before the slurry box. The water can also help with the temperature of the surface. Hope this helps!