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Pedestrian-Friendly Design
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Wayfinding signage
Helps pedestrians navigate the area easily, increasing the likelihood of walking as a mode of transport.
Public restrooms
Provides facilities for pedestrians which can extend the time they spend walking and doing activities outdoors.
Wide sidewalks
Allows for comfortable passage for pedestrians, including those with disabilities, and supports sidewalk activities like outdoor cafes.
Lighting
Improves visibility and perceived safety after dark, encouraging walking during all hours.
Pedestrian priority zones
Places where pedestrians have priority over vehicles, making it safer and more appealing to walk.
Bicycle infrastructure
Complements pedestrian infrastructure by providing cyclists with safe travel options, reducing sidewalk cycling.
Street trees
Provides shade and cooling, improving comfort and reducing the urban heat island effect.
Curb extensions
Shortens crossing distances and improves pedestrian visibility, thereby reducing the risk of accidents.
Traffic calming measures
Slows down vehicle traffic, making streets safer and more comfortable for pedestrians.
Pedestrian crossings
Increases safety by facilitating easier and safer ways for pedestrians to cross streets.
Green spaces
Offers aesthetic and recreational benefits, which can encourage people to walk more within the urban environment.
Benches
Encourages pedestrians to rest and increases the time they spend in the area, enhancing social interactions.
Public art
Enhances the aesthetic appeal of the environment, which can attract more pedestrians and boost local businesses.
Accessible design
Ensures that people of all abilities can navigate the environment, adhering to inclusive design principles.
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