Pedestrian infrastructure refers to the built environment and facilities designed to support and enhance walking as a mode of transportation. This includes a variety of elements aimed at ensuring the safety, accessibility, and comfort of pedestrians. Key components of pedestrian infrastructure include: 1. **Sidewalks**: Designated pathways alongside roads to provide safe walking space. 2. **Crosswalks**: Marked areas on roadways where pedestrians are encouraged to cross, often featuring signage and traffic signals.
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