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Walk This Way – How Does the Built Environment Influence Pedestrian Route Choice Behaviour? An Analysis Based on Stated Preference Data from Germany
To create more attractive pedestrian infrastructure and encourage walking, it is essential to understand the features that make pedestrian facilities appealing. To improve this knowledge base, the study aimed to examine factors influencing route choice in everyday pedestrian travel. To analyse facto
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