2021
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-848582/v1
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Exploring the relationship between the urban built environment and elderly pedestrian mobility in South Asian cities

Abstract: Cities in South Asia have traditionally been dominated by pedestrians for their daily trips. As the elderly population is increasing in the last two decades, the dynamics of designing appropriate walkways to serve elderly people are getting more attention from urban planning scholars and policymakers alike. However, few studies in planning in the context of southern cities have considered the significant issue of elderly mobility and walkability in cities in South Asia beyond the realm of large metropolitan ci… Show more

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