Published: February 2019 | Category: Walking & cycling , Guidance for specialists , Research & reports | Audience: Local & regional government
The question of pedestrian experience is an important one, as it can help to shape the streets in a way that will encourage more people to enjoy them as pedestrians.
The purpose of this literature review is to bring together a disparate literature on pedestrians to consider: who walks, why (and why not) they walk, where they walk, and their attitudes and beliefs to walking. Most importantly, this review will consider how these different facets shape their experience as pedestrians.
Inconsistencies in the literature and research gaps are also highlighted in this review.
