Sentence examples for more pedestrian friendly from inspiring English sources

Money for making America, or Denver, more pedestrian friendly is not exactly falling from the sky these days.

"The car will not disappear but in the end LA will become more pedestrian friendly," predicted Diller, the architect.

Vegas, like other US cities, is trying to revitalise its downtown, to create a denser, more pedestrian friendly, European-style centre.

Retired city workers, some of them former police officers, have been doing an effective job of controlling traffic and making the streets more pedestrian friendly near the Holland Tunnel entrance.

Robert Wieboldt, the executive director of the Long Island Builders Association, said he agreed with efforts to make Long Island more pedestrian friendly, but changing Long Island's well-ingrained car culture, he said, will not be easy.

She says it has been inspiring to watch Chennai's municipal engineers, many of them who came sceptically to the initiative, act as evangelists for making India's urban areas more pedestrian friendly.

"Anything that makes the street more pedestrian-friendly".

The pier at 69th Street, though, is more pedestrian-friendly.

The plan would extend the mayor's efforts to make the city more pedestrian-friendly by reducing the number of cars.

More pedestrian-friendly zones proliferate, even if one has to drive to the edge of them and park the car.

Ms. Kersavage said that the parking could be reconfigured or reduced, producing "a greener and more pedestrian-friendly site".