Are Pedestrians ‘Pedestrian’ in the world of transport planning? - Lessons learnt from planning and designing for pedestrians in London

Hannah Atkins and Sarah Chapman examine pedestrian needs in transport planning and development design, with Paul Perry chairing the discussion.

The talk uses the presenters’ transport-planning experience and London examples, including Thames Tideway and Oxford Street pedestrianisation, to consider how pedestrians can be better represented in active-travel policy and new-site design. Includes arrivals and refreshments, an introduction, a presentation, audience questions and closing remarks. The listing also offers an online option; this record captures the London in-person event.