Identifying Methods and Tools Toward More People-Friendly Environment: A Scoping Review

Using Citizen Participation Methods to Identify Strategies for Increased Active Mobility — Case Elgeseter Street of Trondheim

“…Today, the road is old, noisy, and dusty, and because of the volume of traffi c, it is regarded as a barrier for the area's soft road users. Increased active mobility in the region can help resolve some of these barriers (Afshari, 2022). Citizens can alter the mobility patterns in their cities, encouraging active mobility and demanding changes.…”

“…According to Afshari et al, (2023) to provide an acceptable mobility solution and transportation network service and encourage people to use it, infrastructure and regulations must match the expectations of both current and future users. As a result, using participation methods and attempting to involve citizens in decision-making processes, as well as providing a forum for them to express and share their thoughts, concerns, and suggestions, can assist planners in developing a solution that meets the needs of as many people as possible.…”

“…Walking and cycling are non-motorized modes of transportation that require minimal infrastructure and do not rely on fossil fuel energy. They are easily adaptable and inexpensive to maintain in comparison to motorized modes, which benefi t both users and governments (Afshari et al, 2023). In order to create effective and equitable transportation networks and to make the transition to more sustainable communities, active mobility, also known as non-motorized mobility, is crucial for most cities (Victoria Transport Policy Institute, 2016).…”

“…One of the most signifi cant streets in Trondheim, Elgeseter district, faces issues like increased traffi c, toxic pollutants, and noise pollution. The majority of these issues can be resolved with more active mobility in the area (Afshari et al, 2023). Cycling and walking are two forms of active transportation that can help you get your recommended daily allowance of exercise.…”

“…Cycling and walking are two forms of active transportation that can help you get your recommended daily allowance of exercise. Since almost every city in the world is eager to address these issues, it is a challenge to encourage people to engage in more active mobility because doing so will require comprehensive planning strategies that cover everything from land use to municipal infrastructure design (Afshari, 2022).…”