Strategies for Pedestrianizing Central Business District of Sabzevar City
Citation
Ehsan Amini, Shankar B "Strategies for Pedestrianizing Central Business District of Sabzevar City", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V46(5),276-281 April 2017. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
Walking is increasingly gaining
importanceand it is one of the oldest modes of
transport between places.Every one prefers to walk as
some part of every trip. However, walking has
generally received little attention while planning,
designing, and developing commercial areas in cities.
Pedestrian movement is considered to be one of the
important factors in urban planning and movement
pattern of transportation system. Due to increase in
number of vehicles in the CBD, the pedestrian
movement has greatly affected the lifestyle of the
people. While, pedestrian have significant role to
economic boom, vitality and freshness of CBD area,
that are faced to reduce pedestrian volume compared
to vehicle volume which has increased. Besides, it is
imperative that more attention to identify factors that
are cause to increase pedestrian volume in CBD. The
paper attempts to assesspedestrian movement pattern
in the central area of Sabzevar City and propose
strategies for pedestrianizing the Central Business
District.
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Keywords
Pedestrianizing, walking, Pedestrian Zone,
Side-walk, Land Use.