Learn how city planners and community activists around the world use Streetmix to design their streets.
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Our customers and users love Streetmix, too.
Monash University
I love using your website with students! This week we redesigned a road to provide more space to sustainable modes.
Michigan Department of Transportation
Public engagement is vital to the process and will assist the team in developing practical alternatives with more in-depth detail and analysis.
Speck & Associates
Streetmix is the rare public-minded web concept that has achieved more than even its founders imagined. It has singlehandedly empowered thousands of citizens to participate in the street design process, turning grassroots activists into community planners worldwide.
Hundreds of strests around the world have been improved with Streetmix. These are just a few of our favorite stories from our community.
The City Planning Department of Flint, Michigan used an easy-to-use street design tool to re-imagine a 2-mile stretch of highway with bike lanes, pedestrian walkways, cars, and an increased business presence. A contentious road diet became fun and invigorating with 2 workshops engaging hundreds of people.
Published 04/23/2020
City engineers in Trondheim used Streetmix's open source, drag and drop streetscape visualization tool to facilitate more productive community and leadership engagement, leading to a bypass street redesign that was embraced by all stakeholders.
Published 01/09/2020
Mexico City is pioneering a new kind of participatory design model that allows its citizens to take a leading role in improving the city’s streetscape and public realm.
Published 10/30/2018
A Reno resident convinces the region's MPO to prioritize a protected bike lane on Center Street.
Published 08/10/2018
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