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Revision as of 08:36, 19 September 2025
 Publication record
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| Title | The Joy of Kerbs |
| Subtitle | 2nd edition |
| Part of |  Making Streets Better
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| Publisher |  City Infinity
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| Date |  December 2023
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "This guide gives you the essential background to the the basics, kerb types and materials; how kerbs can help us sustainable mobility projects; how kerbs should be installed and how we can use kerbs creatively. It also looks at some missing elements which would make it much easier to deliver street improvements for sustainable transport." |
| Keywords |  Walking Cycling Design
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| Locations |  London Pompeii Port Talbot Leicester Cardiff Brighton Cambridge Walton-on-the-Naze Amsterdam
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| How to find this document | |
| Publication |  Live as of 19 September 2025
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| Archive |  Archived on 28 August 2024
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