This issue contains 17 papers concerned with the following aspects of pedestrians: incorporating bicycle and pedestrian topics in university transportation courses; high-visibility school crosswalks; safety effectiveness of leading pedestrian intervals; driver and pedestrian behavior at uncontrolled crosswalks; pedestrian traffic flow in confined passageways; roadway intersection characteristics and pedestrian crash risk; pedestrian-vehicle conflicts; pedestrian safety prediction for urban signalized intersections; real-time system for tracking and classification of pedestrians and bicycles; using pedestrian crash data to identify unsafe transit service segments; effect of street network design on walking and biking; multimodal driveway design; shared-use paths adjacent to the roadway; signal timing optimization models for a midblock pedestrian crossing; pedestrian safety retraining for elementary and middle school students; and modeling the evacuation of crowded pedestrian facilities.