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Fruin pedestrian level of service: a standalone construct

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Transportation planning

grading of walkway, stair and queuing area conditions from A to F by space per pedestrian and flow rate, based on observed pedestrian behaviour.

In transportation planning, Fruin pedestrian level of service refers to grading of walkway, stair and queuing area conditions from A to F by space per pedestrian and flow rate, based on observed pedestrian behaviour. This meaning comes from Fruin (1971) in Pedestrian planning and design.[1]

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  1. Fruin, J. J. (1971). Pedestrian planning and design. Metropolitan Association of Urban Designers and Environmental Planners. Open Library record

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