Villes et municipalités | Plus de trottoirs, plus de marcheurs
Villes et municipalités : Plus de trottoirs, plus de marcheurs
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A new study has shown that the implementation of pedestrian-friendly infrastructure like sidewalks can increase active commuting and improve public health. Despite this, many municipalities in Québec are hesitant to invest due to high costs and uncertain outcomes. The study, involving 11,000 twins, demonstrated a quasi-causal relationship between walkability and increased pedestrian activity. Success stories like Québec's VivaCité corridors highlight the economic and health benefits of enhancing walkability.