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Title: Walking Malta : #unsafe or #vibrant?
Authors: Cañas Sanz, Carlos
Keywords: Walking -- Malta
Hiking -- Malta
Malta -- Geography
Issue Date: 2020
Publisher: University of Malta
Citation: Cañas Sanz, C. (2020). Walking Malta: #unsafe or #vibrant?. THINK Magazine, 31, 7.
Abstract: Have you ever found yourself on a busy road framed between cacti and fast cars, because Google Maps thought it would be a good walking path for you? To avoid such situations, we need local research and solutions on Malta’s walkability issues. In 2013 I moved to Malta from Spain. Taking in the island’s small size, I wanted to try a car-free lifestyle. My experience walking in this heavily car-oriented country soon grew into a curiosity-driven research career on walkability. Nowadays, I am part of an initiative to place walking totems around the University of Malta — large poles with signs indicating how long it takes to walk to nearby localities. I hope this information will encourage others to walk.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/66991
ISSN: 2306-0735
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Think Magazine, Issue 31
Think Magazine, Issue 31

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