PEDESTRIAN LEVEL OF SERVICE BASED ON TRIP QUALITY

Frank Jaskiewicz

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The pedestrian experience is dependent upon numerous qualitative factors that are not addressed in customary level-of-service analyses. This paper outlines a process by which such factors can be used to analyze pedestrian systems. Nine specific evaluation measures are described, followed by an account of their application in Winter Park, Florida.

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