Pedestrian Cork Survey 2020
Report of Main Findings
August 2020
About the Survey
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The Pedestrian Cork Survey 2020 the Pedestrian Cork Survey 2020 is one of the first efforts to understand pedestrian experiences in Cork from the perspective of road users. This community-led study was conducted in collaboration with the School of Applied Psychology, University College Cork, and aimed to:
- Understand pedestrians’ experiences of walking in and around Cork City and County’s public spaces; and
- Identify areas of Cork that promote or hinder a positive pedestrian experience, and the factors influencing perceptions of walkability.
Report
The Full Report and specific Sections can be read using the below links
Full Report: PCS20 Full Report
Report Sections:
- Executive Summary
- Background and Methodology
- Participants’ Profile & Walking Habits
- Neighbourhood Walkability
- Walkability of Outdoor Spaces – Overview
- Walkability for Vulnerable Groups
- Walking in Cork City
- Walking in Cork County
- Conclusions
Pedestrian Cork Survey 2020 – Main Findings Report by Pedestrian Cork is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
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