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Level of Traffic Stress, Urban Pavement Service Index, and road slope combined for the evaluation of a 5-, 10- or 15-minute Neighborhood
The X-minute Neighborhood (XmN) concept advocates the development of self-sufficient territorial units that encourage active travel, contribute to reducing dependence on private motorized vehicles, and mitigate urban sprawl. Despite its theoretical significance, the concept remains poorly systematiz
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