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⌸ EN Magazine Major cities are extending pedestrian zones

Tema en 'Magazine' comenzado por KashGo, 6 de Septiembre de 2021.

  1. KashGo

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    Cities increase in popularity if top attractions are easily accessible and don’t require the added cost and inconvenience of transport. There are already many cities around the world that have adopted these principles and are called pedestrian cities.

    These cities, like Copenhagen, have specially designated areas that are virtually car-free, and people can amble along admiring their surroundings without the constant honking of vehicles or even the threat of being run over.

    A network of picturesque pedestrian streets that have shops, restaurants, markets and coffee shops makes living very convenient, pleasant and offers a high quality of life.
    It fosters a sense of community, and improves the area’s social life and economy.

    Read our article: Major cities are extending pedestrian zones

    Do they have a pedestrian zone where you live?
     
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    Thanks for this article.
    I have just read in The Guardian a study about the most walkable cities in the world.
    According to the British newspaper, the top five major cities by closeness to car-free places (within 100m) are:
    1. Hong Kong, China
    2. Moscow, Russia
    3. Paris, France
    4. Bogotá, Colombia
    5. London, UK
    Hong Kong took the top spot with 85% within 100m, with Moscow, Paris and London completing the top five.

    Top five major cities by closeness to healthcare and education (within 1km)
    1. Paris, France
    2. Lima, Peru
    3. London, UK
    4. Santiago, Chile
    5. Bogotá, Colombia
    The report found US cities ranked particularly low for walkability due to urban sprawl.

    Funny enough the third ranking is about the building heights as they say:
    Of course London is no appearing in this ranking as the city has encouraged hundreds of skyscrapers (most of them for luxury apprtments) in the lst decade!
     
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