Programme
Beyond Street Festivals: Creating Successful Temporary Pedestrian Spaces in the Midst of North American Car Culture—the Vancouver Experiment
Krisztina Kassay
Converting On-Street Parking to Active Transportation in Toronto: Two Studies of Merchant and Patron Preferences
Nancy Smith Lea
Safe, accessible pedestrian environments: The key to mobility in ageing populations
Ann Frye
Urban security : preventing incivilities and crimes to encourage more walking in public areas in OECD countries
Frederic Murard
Advocacy, Citizenry and the Olympics—The transformation of walking in Vancouver
Sandy James
Victoria Walks: a new model for creating walk-friendly neighbourhoods and cities
Ben Rossiter
Andrew Allan
Ex Ante-Ex Post Survey Elterleinplatz: Systematic evaluation of redesigning urban streets regarding pedestrian traffic
Gregor Stratil-Sauer
RateMyStreet.co.uk: Using web-based crowdsourcing to improve the walkability of our streets
Adam Davies
The use of an interactive urban planning tool in creating activity‐friendly neighborhoods: integrating the findings of the Spatial Planning And Children’s Exercise (SPACE) study
Luuk Engbers
The importance of street Shade for downtown traditional retail business
Dulce Marques de Almeida
The equilibrium between pedestrian flow and commercial use of public ground
Thomas Schweizer
Report on the Active and Safe Routes to School Pilot Project Between the Region of Halton and The Halton District School Board
Jennifer Jenkins
Step2Get: Use of incentivisation to influence behaviour change among London secondary school children for road safety, sustainability and health
William Bird
Pedestrian Streets and Squares in Historic Towns and Cities: Design and Maintenance Issues in Europe
Ian Poole
Easy Walking in the Urban Maze
Christian M. Thomas
Pedestrian Quality Audits and Inspections—More than a Part of the new EU-Directive on Road Safety Infrastructure Management
Juergen Gerlach
Valuing Urban Realm: Successfully making the case for investment in walking
Martin Wedderburn
Evaluating the Quality of the Pedestrian Environment in a Number of San Francisco Neighbourhoods
Neil Hrushowy
Heart Foundation Walking: A guide to implementing safe, accessible and sustainable free walking groups across Australia through partnering with the community
Michelle Wilson
Walking for Wellbeing in the Community: evaluating the transfer into practice of a research-led walking intervention
Christopher Gourley
Walking for everyone: Getting socially excluded communities back on their feet
Simon Barnett
Maruf Hossain
Trends and basic figures of pedestrian traffic fatalities in urban areas in the OECD countries
Eleonora Papadimitriou
Analysis of Motivations of Developing Underground Pedestrian Systems—Decisive Effect of Weather Conditions
Jianqiang Cui
Child Pedestrians’ Quality Needs and how these needs relate to interventions
Once a walker always a walker or ‘You can’t teach an old dog new tricks’—results of a mobility study of pre-school children
The end of walking? The future of transport systems and its impact on pedestrians
Mário J. Alves
Pedestrians at risk! The Pedestrian Behaviour Questionnaire (PBQ) in a Brazilian sample
Alessandra Bianchi
Car drivers’ attitudes towards non-signalised zebra crossings and their impact on behaviour
Wolfgang J. Berger
Walking as a lever towards the multimodal city: what are the roles that mobility operators can play?
Sonia Lavadinho
Gold Coast Rapid Transit: Planning for Pedestrian Friendly Transit Oriented Development
David Mepham
The Hague smartline project powered by RouteOnline
Toine Molenschot
The Walk Colchester project: An inclusive approach to safe pedestrianism in one local community, drawing on Internet-based mapping technologies
Rowena Macaulay
Walkability, Social Inclusion, Isolation and Street Re-design
Carmel Boyce
Walkability Studies in Suburban Apartment Neighbourhoods in Toronto, Canada
Paul M. Hess
Jane Farrow
Visualizing pedestrian flows using GPS-tracking to improve inner-city quality
Tine van Langelaar
Activity Patterns in Public Space: a tool for assessing city centres
Stefan Christiaan van der Spek
Perceived environmental correlates of walking and cycling in urban and rural areas in the Netherlands
Maartje de Goede
Spatial planning in the Netherlands is good for walking, nevertheless fails in encouraging walking. Why? Benchmarking walking conditions and citizen’s wishes
Jan Erik Burger
Reducing Traffic Speeds—New principles for improving walking and cycling through street design
Ben Hamilton-Baillie
The impact of subjective road safety on parents’ feeling of risk and their home-school travel choices
Jolieke Mesken
Overcoming Fear: Helping parents to understand the real risks in deciding how their children get to school
Tony Armstrong
Functional abilities of humans and identification of specific groups of pedestrians
Milena Vukmirovic
Contribution of traffic legislation and enforcement to promote walking in OCDE countries
Isabelle Janssens
Money Well Spent: Benefit-Cost Analysis of Treating Pedestrian Injuries and Implementing an Effective Engineering Countermeasure
Oliver Gajda
The Auckland Harbour Bridge—a bridge without walking access. Case study—the getacross.org.nz campaign
Andy Smith
Pedestrian Bridges—the missing links in the network of footpaths as conspicuous landmarks
Christian M. Thomas
Zones with reduced speed and commercial activities
Alain Rouiller
Integrating pedestrian planning in land use and transport policies in OCDE countries
Francisco José Lamiquiz Dauden
Education and communication issues for pedestrians—results from the OECD group
Marie-Axelle Granié
Jane’s walk
Jane Farrow
Walking the Dog—a motive for daily walks, illustrated for the urban park and Natura 2000 area Bosjes van Poot
C. F. (Rinus) Jaarsma
Analysing the pedestrians’ environment with regard to Pedestrian Quality Needs
Nicole Muhlrad
