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Urban heat is a severe issue in many cities around the world. I’m always so happy when I come across a bus or tram stop with goodContinue Reading
Urban heat is a severe issue in many cities around the world. I’m always so happy when I come across a bus or tram stop with goodContinue Reading
By Anar Salayev I grew up in a small Bay Area suburb called Union City. Near the southeastern tip of the BART network, Union City is aContinue Reading
Roundtable: Amplifying Female Voices ‘Public Transit & Safety’: Co-Hosts: Rituparna Das & Nancy Deborah Held on November 4, 2022 for the Global Walkability Correspondents NetworkContinue Reading
On October 22nd, 2022 we had a ‘Public Transit Roundtable’ for the Global Walkability Correspondents Network. The Roundtable was unrecorded but towards the end we did thisContinue Reading
On September 24, 2022, the Public Transit working group in the Global Walkability Correspondents Network working group at Pedestrian Space hosted a Roundtable on ‘Public Transit &Continue Reading
In many places, public transit is socially stigmatic. The provision of quality, affordable and accessible public transportation can help destigmatize and democratize public transportation. Providing equitable accessContinue Reading
by Addis Ababa Correspondent Medhanit Ayele Beyond the spatial impact such long queues have on the pedestrian space – engulfing the walkable space – the lack ofContinue Reading
We know that accessible public transportation is not just about getting from point a to b but about making a more livable place. -Shanti Johnson A talkContinue Reading
Excerpt from an interview with Łukasz Franek Director of Kraków Transport Authority. We rounded off the talk with this segment in which I ask Łukasz to rateContinue Reading
Walkability is not just about moving by foot. Pedestrian Space is a platform devoted to issues of walkability and sustainable urbanism and explores many of the dimensionsContinue Reading
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