Hamburg & Berlin City Walkability Rating with Katja Diehl
Excerpt from a recent talk with Katja Diehl, author of recently published ‘Autokorrektur – Mobilität für eine lebenswerte Welt‘ . In this clip, we do a CityContinue Reading
Heritage walk of Humayun’s Mausoleum in New Delhi
By Arghyadip Hatua, India Walkability & Transit Correspondent at Pedestrian Space Urban life sometimes creates such familiarity that people forget to notice the extraordinary. People pass byContinue Reading
Pedestrian Space Newsletter
The 1st Pedestrian Space newsletter is due out later this month. I’m excited to plan this as a natural progression of activities and output at Pedestrian SpaceContinue Reading
Interview with Mayor John Bauters, Emeryville
Interview with John Bauters, Mayor of Emeryville, in which we discuss: The transformation of Doyle Street into a fully operative pedestrian space The fare-free public transit inContinue Reading
Utrecht City Mobility Rating with Jelle Bakker & Simón Álvarez Belón of BYCS
Utrecht City Mobility Rating with Jelle Bakker, Bicycle Mayor of Utrecht & Simón Álvarez Belón, Bicycle Mayor Network Coordinator of BYCS. Their ratings for Utrecht today: WALKABILITYContinue Reading
NYC Walkability Rating with Baxter Hankin of PLACE Initiative.
NYC Walkability Rating with Baxter Hankin of PLACE Initiative His ratings for NYC today:Walkability: 8Public Transit: 6 Baxter also shared a bit about his work with ClimateContinue Reading
Friday Feature Artist & Advocate: Jonathon Stalls
Talking with Walking Artist Jonathon Stalls of Intrinsic Paths and Pedestrian Dignity!!! In this talk we explore: Jonathon’s 242 day walk across the USA in 2010 andContinue Reading
Discussing Car Dependence with Peter Norton
Peter Norton is an associate professor of history in the Department of Engineering and Society at the University of Virginia and the author of books ‘Fighting Traffic:Continue Reading
Global Correspondent Shauna Solomon
Introducing our Kingston, Ontario-based Global Correspondent Shauna! Here at Pedestrian Space we recently launched a Global Walkability Correspondents Network, as a way to build solidarity among walkability advocatesContinue Reading
Aotearoa, New Zealand Correspondent Bridget Doran
I’m interested in broken systems, and I think that transport and urban planning are far too focused on road networks and traffic volumes, due to decades ofContinue Reading