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Converting a
street or an area to pedestrian-only use is
called pedestrianisation.
Pedestrianisation usually aims to
provide better accessibility and mobility...
- (2
April 2016). "Charminar
Pedestrianisation Project yet to see
light of the day". thehindu.com. "Charminar
Pedestrianisation Project gathers pace". telanganatoday...
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Ventnor (/ˈvɛntnər/) is a
seaside resort town and
civil parish established in the
Victorian era on the
southeast coast of the Isle of Wight, England, eleven...
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Francisco I.
Madero Avenue,
commonly known as
simply Madero Street, is a
geographically and
historically significant pedestrian street of
Mexico City and...
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Rundle Mall is a
pedestrian street mall
located in Adelaide,
South Australia. It was
opened as a
pedestrian mall in
September 1976 by
closing the section...
- for a 33%
reduction in bus movements. In 2014, TfL
suggested that
pedestrianisation may not be a
suitable long-term
measure due to
Crossrail reducing...
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mapping tools, such as OpenStreetMap, are
extending to
indoor spaces.
Pedestrianisation might be
considered as a
process of
removing vehicular traffic from...
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Roman bridge of Córdoba is a
bridge in the
Historic centre of Córdoba, Andalusia,
southern Spain,
originally built in the
early 1st
century BC across...
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pedestrianisation of
Pembroke Street would be examined. By June 2020, the
Reimagining Cork
programme was launched. It
included the
pedestrianisation of...
- pollution.
Pedestrianisation of the
street was
first trialled in
September 1971, for a
period of 4 w****s.
After many delays,
permanent pedestrianisation of most...
