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APTA STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 2025

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The document outlines the American Public Transportation Association's Recommended Practice on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) for transit facilities. It provides guidance on employing CPTED principles to enhance safety and security at both revenue and non-revenue transit locations. The practice emphasizes the importance of integrating security measures during the design and planning stages, involving stakeholders, and conducting risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities. Key strategies include natural surveillance, access control, territorial reinforcement, activity support, and maintenance to create safer environments that deter crime and promote community ownership.

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Begin by reviewing the 'CPTED Overview' section. Familiarize yourself with the key principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, which will guide your understanding of the document's intent.
Move to the 'Stakeholder Considerations' section. Here, identify relevant stakeholders for your project and note their specific needs regarding safety and security.
In the 'CPTED Strategies' section, fill out any applicable strategies that you plan to implement. Use our platform’s text fields to detail how each strategy will be applied in your transit facility.
Complete the 'CPTED Design Considerations Checklist' found in Annex A. This checklist will help ensure that all necessary CPTED principles are considered for your project.

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