Abstract Within the framework of strengthening a sustainable, healthy, affordable, supportive, safe and diversified mobility system for university community, Ibero Puebla in Mexico works on consolidation cycling routes, pedestrianization collective transport. In this context, dialogue with municipal state authorities has been essential to materialize Comprehensive project Boulevard del Niño Pob...

Abstract The scope of this paper is to make a review the good practices active mobility measures implemented by big European cities face changing travel patterns and social distancing requirement due COVID-19 pandemic. Active were gathered 50 postgraduate students they categorized authors. reported, which four (4) examined further as most reported ones. These following: Paris, France; Milan, It...

Financing of public transportation has been a challenge that needs to be concerned because ridership decreased by up 90% with the impact COVID-19. This study presents sustainable policy recommendations and their cost-benefit analyses for financing problems in caused First all, data Eskişehir-Turkey between years 2018-2021 were investigated according different modes, financial losses calculated ...

Background: The complex socio-epidemiological situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic forced cities to rapidly adapt new prevention distancing measures. Several interventions have been made but specific tools are needed verify suitability of such design proposals. This study aims describe process development and testing a visual web-based survey assess potential user feedback on Urban Public ...

This research explores the correlation between ‘walkability’ and the ‘sense of place’ in Tehran’s streets, particularly streets leading to the Imam Khomeini square (Maidan-e Tup-khana) at the heart of historic downtown. The goal is to evaluate the walkability through a measurable method in order to prioritize strategies to enhance various aspects of the historic districts. After reviewing the e...

Motorized transportation systems in the urban areas witnessed huge developments in the infrastructures thanks to the advances in various aspects of technology. This urbanization revolution has its own pros and cons. The resulting dominance of vehicles has limited the presence of people in public places and their participation in social activities, threatening the human based lifestyle of the ci...

This article presents a study of the effects of various shopping center design and management attributes on consumer evaluations of the public space appearance (or atmosphere) in shopping centers. Examples of such attributes are level of maintenance, area for pedestrians, window displays, street layout, and street activities. A model is estimated from responses to experimentally controlled desc...