We have just published a journal paper, entitled “Determinants and effects of perceived walkability: a literature review, conceptual model and research agenda“. This first WalkUrban paper discusses perceived walkability and forms the basis for developing our conceptual framework and research methods. The paper is published open access in Transport Review, and can be downloaded here…
Two papers on WalkUrban have been presented at two conferences this summer: Van der Vlugt, A., Welsch, J., Otsuka, N., De Vos, J. and Lättman, K. (2022) ‘Why perceptions matter? Two approaches to analyse objective and perceived accessibility and the interaction with realised travel behaviour’, paper accepted for oral presentation, NECTAR Conference 2022: Mobilizing Justice:..
The conceptual framework for studying walkability within the WalkUrban project is now ready for download. The project team created jointly its first report, which includes information about a selection of existing walkability guidelines and an overview of policies from the three case study cities: Genoa (IT), Gothenburg (SE) and Dortmund (DE). Insights from a literature..
