The built environment (BE) influences active travel, and therefore it is studied by researchers
in various fields, including transportation and health sciences. Thus a reliable and …

This study was aimed at evaluating the pedestrian environment walkability from a residential
area to a commercial area in Amherst, New York. An audit tool to record data of physical …

Numerous techniques for collecting data are available to assess pedestrian built
environment features. Recently, several studies favoured Google tools over conventional …

Abstract Street View Image (SVI) data has gained popularity as a methodological tool for
assessing pedestrian-level environments across various disciplines. Several studies in …

Creating a pleasant walking environment is therefore essential to promote walking as a
natural mode of mobility, which has attracted worldwide governmental attention to …

Research on walking and the built environment is a fairly recent area of inquiry, accelerated
over the past ten years by an increased interest in the relationship between urban form and …

This work presents an approach for collecting road surface data using connected vehicles.
Road surface readings from multiple production vehicles were collected and aggregated to …

This study contributes to the literature on walkability measurement by proposing a hybrid
auditing method that combines the efficiency of a GIS-based approach with the pedestrian …

Walkability entails measuring the degree of walking activity, a non-motorized mode of active
transportation crucial in fast-developing urban settings and combating sedentary lifestyles …

Active transportation, especially walking, plays a vital role in ensuring a healthy and livable
community. Walking, as a type of physical activity, helps in reducing the risk of health-related …