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Bautista Rodríguez, David. Ortuño Padilla, Armando.Fernández Aracil, Patricia.
Sánchez Galiano, Juan Carlos. Mompó Guerra, Antonio.
• Connect. Principle 3: walking and cycling routes are short, direct varied and shorter than
motor vehicle routes.
• Transit. Principle 4: high-quality transit is accessible on foot.
• Mix. Principle 5: trip lengths are reduced by the provision of diverse and complementary
uses and lower-income groups have short commutes.
• Densify. Principle 6: residential and job densities support high-quality transit and local
services.
• Compact. Principle 7: the development is in an existing urban area and traveling through
the city is convenient.
• Shift. Principle 8: the land occupied by motor vehicles is minimized.
The scoring system is designed to make a quantitatively measure of how a project takes
advantage of land use, reduces motor vehicle use and increases the number of users in public
transport, cycling and walking.
The principles are measured as follows:
PRINCIPLE 1 WALK 15 Points
A The pedestrian realm is safe and complete
1.1 Walkways Percentage of block frontage with safe, wheelchairaccessi- 3 Points
ble walkways
Percentage of intersections with safe, wheelchair accessi-
1.2 Crosswalks 3 Points
ble crosswalks in all directions
B The pedestrian realm is active and vibrant
1.3 Visually active fron- Percentage of walkway segments with visual connection to 6 Points
interior building activity
tage
Physically permeable Average number of shops and pedestrian building entrances
1.4 2 Points
frontage per 100 meters of block frontage
C The pedestrian realm is temperate and comfortable
Percentage of walkway segments that incorporate adequa-
1.5 Shades and shelter 1 Point
te shade or shelter element
PRINCIPLE 2 CYCLE 5 Points
A The cycling network is safe and complete
Percentage of total street segments with safe cyclingcon-
2.1 Cycle network 2 Points
ditions
B Cycle parking and storage is ample and secure
2.2 Cycle parking at Secure multi-space cycle parking facilities are provided at all 1 Point
transit stations high-capacity transit stations
Cycle parking at
2.3 Percentage of buildings that provide secure cycle parking 1 Point
building
Cycle access in Buildings allow interior access for cycles and cycle storage within
2.4 1 Point
buildings tenant-controlled spaces
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