STREETS WITH “FLEXIBLE ZONES” THAT PROMOTE PEDESTRIAN USAGE OF PARKING LANES

Hiroyuki Sasaki

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Potentials and issues of streets with "flexible zones" were examined and elucidated. Regarding potentials, a street with "flexible zones" has the potentials to create comfortable urban environment while establishing an appropriate balance of vehicles and pedestrians, to contribute to the revitalization of the surrounding district by supporting adjacent land uses, and to create a destination for residents as a symbol of the community. On the other hand, for a success of a street with "flexible zones," the reduction of travel lanes, careful management for pedestrian safety, and an active participation in management by government is necessary.

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