PPNA Transportation Committee
About our work:
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Focus on developing and implementing projects related to neighborhood transportation and safety
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Work with residents to understand their concerns and solicit
input for effective solutions -
Serve as the main point of contact between the neighborhood
and city agencies -
Use a community-based approach to improve local
transportation and safety -
Empower community members, solicit community input and feedback, implement meaningful change
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Advocate for policies that support the health, well-being, and safety of community members
Guiding Principles
The following guiding principles guide our efforts:
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Advocate for community members
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Optimize the health, well-being, and safety of community residents
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Provide a forum for discussion and empowerment
Past Projects
Examples of our projects include:
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Right-of-way (ROW) Art: painting stenciled designs
within traffic-calming bump-outs at
busy intersections -
Traffic calming initiatives: busy intersections,
speed humps, flexible bump-outs, pedestrian safety,
bicycle safety, painted crosswalks -
Collaborations: Department of Transportation,
Maryland Transportation Authority, Baltimore Police
Department, city agencies -
East Baltimore Transportation Report (May 1, 2018)
View the Report