

Traffic Garden Resources
Since 2020, many new traffic garden resources have been developed to support communities in launching projects. Keep scrolling to access in-depth guides or browse our collection of helpful explainers in the first section below. We’re thrilled to have created or collaborated with partners to create most of these resources and enjoy highlighting other great work in this expanding field.

We make these resources freely available to support you in growing traffic gardens
and in spreading the concept of traffic gardens nationally!
Please enjoy and use these materials, but keep in mind that they are copyright protected and most were created by DTG and are our Intellectual Property. The written content and layout designs, along with other materials we’ve prepared for guides and jurisdictions, are provided as references and for personal use to help you develop your own traffic garden projects.
If you would like to use or license DTG content or layout designs
for new materials or events, please contact us directly to discuss.
As a small business, we truly value and appreciate your support of our ability to do this work!
If you’re planning a traffic garden project, visit our sister site TrafficGardens.com to explore ready-to-use designs and see how we can help bring your project to life.
Looking for Suggestions on Where to Start with a
Traffic Garden Project?
Launching a Traffic Garden? Use our Planning
document!
Traffic Garden
Layout &
Stenciling Tips!
Here’s a list of fun reads about how our streets are designed
Click above for our
two page flyer!
Click above to download our
installation flyer!
Click above to download the PDF!
Click above to see our
street design list!
Here’s a fun list
of reads
about biking
Click above to see our
biking reading list!
Hosting a Birthday
Party? Why not at
aTraffic Garden?
Click above to download our
Birthday flyer!
Looking for ideas
for
Traffic Garden fun?
Click above for our
informational document!
Working with Volunteers? Here are some tips!
Click the image above
We recommend Ilana Bean's
Guernica article!
Read the NPRA
Article Co-Authored
by Fionnuala Quinn
Click above!
See the flyer we created with
MassDOT
Click the image above
Amazing reading
list by
Safe Routes Philly
Click above for their guide!
Read this article from
Landscape Architecture
Magazine!
Click above to read the article!
Check out our past newsletter issues here!
Traffic Garden
STEM Activities Guide

This guide's seven activities focus on traffic gardens, helping students better understand streets and transportation.
This guide is available as part of the
STEM kit in our pop-up shop. Call us if shop is closed.
City of Philadelphia
Traffic Garden Workbook

This workbook assists in the development of pop-up and temporary traffic garden projects. Discover Traffic Gardens was a key content contributor on the project team. It is not publicly available.
Washington, D.C.
Traffic Garden Guide

This guide covers pop-up and temporary traffic gardens. Discover Traffic Gardens prepared this guide for the District of Columbia Department of Transportation. The guide is not yet publicly available.
DIY Traffic Garden Fun

The original Discover Traffic Gardens guide created in response to the requests for information we were getting about how to install pop-up traffic gardens in neighborhoods during the pandemic!
Available for purchase in our shop.
Professional-Grade
Traffic Garden Stencil Sets

Discover Traffic Gardens worked with a stencil company to create these durable, professional-grade, scaled stencils (made from proprietary polyethylene) for your traffic garden. Both the basic (shown) and deluxe sets are available at www.StencilFast.com!
Translink School Neighbourhood Activation Playbook
TransLink in Vancouver, Canada has released this unique playbook for anyone working on active school travel. DTG was pleased to contribute to the traffic garden section, which highlights best practices, strategies, and tools for communities.
Click on the guide to view or download a copy.
Wisconsin Bike Fed
Traffic Garden Resources: How to Facilitate Bike Lessons for Youth
Bike Basics: Sizing Bikes, Power Pedal,
and Using Hand Brakes
Traffic Garden: Slow Zone
Traffic Garden: Riding Right
Traffic Garden: Snail Race
Traffic Garden: Right-of-Way
Bike Skills: Balance Bike


























