Pedestrian Priority Corridors is a urban transportation planning construct that designates specific street segments where pedestrian movement and safety are systematically prioritized over vehicular traffic through dedicated infrastructure, regulatory measures, and design treatments to enhance walkability and accessibility within a complete streets framework.
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A Model for Assessing Pedestrian Corridors. Application to Vitoria-Gasteiz City (Spain)
Javier Delso, Belén Martín, Emilio Ortega et al. · Sustainability · 2017 · 27 citations · Full text
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