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In this book, which publishes the findings of that research, we discuss infrastructure design and policies of cities such as Amsterdam, Copenhagen, New York, Seoul, and Taipei which have adopted active mobility as central to their transformative strategies for building healthy, vibrant, and liveable cities. The book also presents ideas for promoting active mobility based on workshops led by global expert Jan Gehl.

Report Summary: In this book, which publishes the findings of that research, we discuss infrastructure design and policies of cities such as Amsterdam, Copenhagen, New York, Seoul, and Taipei which have adopted active mobility as central to their transformative strategies for building healthy, vibrant, and liveable cities. The book also presents ideas for promoting active mobility based on workshops led by global expert Jan Gehl.

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