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Streets Walkability and Mobility Justice
Streets Walkability and Mobility Justice: evidence, ethical stakes, objections, limits, and related urban ideas in a sourced guide for careful study.
Streets distribute safety, time, access, and public life. Walk scores do not capture every user.
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