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These studies suggest that streetscape factors, including greenery, design, and environmental features, significantly influence walking behaviors and mode choices across different age groups.
The relationship between walking behaviors and street landscapes has been a focal point of urban planning and public health research. Understanding how various elements of the built environment influence walking can inform policies aimed at promoting physical activity and improving public health outcomes.
Street-Level Factors and Walking Mode Choice:
Street Environment and Route Choice:
Greenery and Walking in Older Adults:
Microscale Streetscape Features:
Perceptions and Mobility Choices in Older Adults:
The research collectively highlights the importance of street-level factors in influencing walking behaviors. Streetscape elements such as sidewalk quality, street greenery, and microscale features significantly impact walking mode choice and route selection. For older adults, both the physical attributes of the environment and their perceptions of these attributes are crucial in shaping walking behaviors. Urban planners and policymakers should consider these factors to create more walkable and health-promoting environments.
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