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Walkability in Focus: Measuring and Enhancing Pedestrian Conditions in Budapest
Walkability is a key element of sustainable and climate-resilient urban mobility, yet its assessment often overlooks subjective experiences that strongly shape pedestrian behavior. This study aims to develop a comprehensive, data-driven methodology for evaluating walkability in Budapest to support t
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