Sentence examples for pedestrian experience from inspiring English sources
Parking is abundant, but most of it is underground, making Whistler a pedestrian experience (except for shuttle buses that circulate regularly).
This week's issue of the New York Times magazine - entitled Walking New York – asks these questions and many more about the pedestrian experience in the Big Apple.
Closer to the pedestrian experience, a Copenhagen design centre came up with a quirky prototype of parking meters that generate bird noises and project images on nearby walls, to stimulate the Danish concept of hygge, or cosiness.
This literature, however, has largely ignored the microscale streetscape features that affect the pedestrian experience.
By prioritizing the pedestrian experience, we can improve the travel experience for everyone.
"Microscale" streetscape features that may affect pedestrian experience have received less research attention than macroscale walkability (e.g., residential density).
It is a local and pedestrian-based concept of density, that gives information about how pedestrian experiences the nearby space, ignoring the time periods in which a portion of space has been empty.
Design strategies, such as shading, exposure to the wind and providing increased environmental diversity may improve urban environments and pedestrians' experience in cities.
Given the fact that pedestrians are more prone to higher injury severity levels compared to other road users, this study aims to investigate the risk factors associated with various levels of injury severity that pedestrians experience in Illinois.
This checklist will enable urban designers to perform a phenomenological assessment of time perception and compare this perception in different urban spaces, thereby improving pedestrians' experiences of time through a purposeful design.
"For a very long time, retail in the neighborhood was very fragmented, but there will now be a connection of all the retail corridors creating a unified pedestrian shopping experience".
