Amsterdam Walkability Mapped

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SpaceTraces [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: UrbanNext, May 12, 2020.Description: 541 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Making cities more walkable has been an emerging challenge for many cities. In the case of Amsterdam, 30% of people walk in the city as their first mean of transport. Therefore, the challenge for the City of Amsterdam is not to promote walking but mainly to improve the walking experience of the residents, workers, recreational walkers and city visitors.

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Amsterdam (23) ,
Street network (22) ,
The Netherlands (74) ,
Transportation (75) ,
Urban Policy (31) ,
Urban design (54) ,
Urban geography (9) ,
Urban mobility (144) ,
Walking (9) ,
Smart tool (59)

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Data, Imminent Urban Commons, Middle Density, SpaceTraces, Territory and mobility

Amsterdam, City challenge, Community, Data, Healthy city, Information Technologies, Mapping, Mobility, Pedestrian realm, Public Space, Smart tool, Street network, The Netherlands, Transportation, Urban design, Urban geography, Urban mobility, Urban Policy, Walking, Well-being

Text by Julia Ubeda

Making cities more walkable has been an emerging challenge for many cities. In the case of Amsterdam, 30% of people walk in the city as their first mean of transport. Therefore, the challenge for the City of Amsterdam is not to promote walking but mainly to improve the walking experience of the residents, workers, recreational walkers and city visitors.

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