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The Most Walkable Streets in San Francisco Aren’t Always the Ones You’d Think

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The most walkable streets in San Francisco aren’t always the ones with the most destinations within walking distance, according to a new walkability web-app. Several surprising streets and neighborhoods in San Francisco have been rated as ‘walkable’, when other factors of pedestrian-friendliness are taken into account: such as fear of crime, steepness of hills and crossing the street.
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The Walkonomics web-app uses ‘Open Data’ and ‘Crowdsourcing’ to rate the pedestrian-friendliness of over 14,000 streets in San Francisco in the following categories:

Road safety;
Easy to cross;
Sidewalk quality;
Hilliness;
Navigation;
Fear of crime;
Smart & beautiful;
Fun & relaxing.
Tags: Crowdsourcing, open data, pedestrian friendliness, San Francisco, Walkable streets, Walkonomics, web app
Samuel Bennett Posted by Samuel Bennett
Jun 10, 2012 01:45 pm GMT Viewed 816 times
Author: Adam Davies, Walkonomics Source
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