Friday, 5 September 2008
The Year of the Pedestrian
I was still working when the Year of the Pedestrian (1988/9) came and went. So far as I recall it wasn't something that most local authorities bothered celebrating. One exception was Devon County Council which erected a statue in the High Street, Exeter. I like it.
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Does anybody know what the "year of the pedestrian" actually was? And what year we're in now?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Tom
The year of the pedestrian was 1988/9 and was to encourage local communities top think about access and facilities for pedestrians. I don't know what year we are in now.
ReplyDeleteThanks alot, do you know where I can find some literature about it? Google doesn't seem to provide much...
ReplyDeleteTom
No, sorry, it doesn't seem to be well documented does it.
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