PEDESTRIAN IN THE CITY

B Benepe

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Transportation Planning and Optimization Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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The automobile provides convenience and pleasure to many and has permitted a great range of travel, but it has, simultaneously, removed many of the pleasures of living in the city by contributing to the dissolution of urban life. The article looks at: the development and decline of pedestrian rights; the function and purpose of streets; designing for the pedestrians: providing five criteria; planning the pedestrian network; and, practical steps for today.

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