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Pedestrian Pound: New research into the economic impacts of walkability
Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking, recently launched the 3rd edition of its Pedestrian Pound report, refreshing the evidence on the economic contribution of walking and wheeling to local high streets. The benefits of designing for improved walkability
Wedderburn transport planning embarks on a knowledge transfer partnership to enhance pedestrian footfall analysis and forecasting
Wedderburn Transport Planning are pleased to announce the collaboration with Loughborough University and the Oval Partnership on a Knowledge Transfer Partnership project to develop a predictive pedestrian forecasting tool…
Memories in movement
Georgies Srour participated in the workshop “Change for resilience Resilience for Change” held from March 19th to March 25th in Koaceli, Turkey. The workshop was organized by…
15-minute city: analytical metrics
The European Transport Conference (ETC) is held annually, inviting different actors from the transport sector such as researchers, policy makers and professionals who work at the European, national, regional and local level…
A new step in planning walking and cycling infrastructure in China
With effect from 1st October 2021, China is introducing the new Pedestrian and Bicycle Transport System Planning Standards (GB/T51439-2021 城市步行和自行车交通系统规划标准). This regulation is the first to set out common standards for…
Pedestrian transport planning for TODs in China
The construction of new metro lines continues at a fast pace in China, but transit stops in Chinese cities often suffer from poor pedestrian accessibility…