Cities throughout the world are redesigning streets to better accommodate activity and transportation outside of a private automobile, sometimes referred to as “people-first” streets. This includes adding park space, wider sidewalks, bike/transit lanes, safer intersections, and amenities like trees and benches. To help advocate for people-first streets, we are contributing this data and plan to produce people-first street ratings based on the quality of the street layout and amenities.
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