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The five steps in developing pedestrian areas

In document Vitality from Walking and Cycling (Page 44-50)

To support planning, you need to know where the pedestrians are, who they are and what they do. Without this informa-tion, it is impossible to plan a working pedestrian environment.

The citizens are experts on their own ar-eas, and also the end users of the urban spaces designed. A working dialogue with various interest groups guarantees a satisfying result for everyone.

It is not necessary to implement every-thing at once. Instead, you can take small steps to test how the area develops and how it should be developed in the future.

Public spaces need to be continuous-ly developed. People and their needs change, and the city should change ac-cordingly. A functional public space can be altered and developed in the future.

Develop continuously Start with small

actions Include interest groups in the

plan-ning process Study the pedestrians

Set goals and vision

Design goals and visions should be de-fined before starting planning. It is diffi-cult to achieve any goals without a clear objective.

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