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Walkable Streetscapes: Incorporating Streetscapes into the Pedestrian Travel Paradigm
Transportation research typically conceptualizes walkability based on access to key destinations and availability of traditional pedestrian infrastructures, such as sidewalks and crosswalks. Urban designers, however, suggest that the designs of streetscapes, the contextual built environments surroun
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