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September 12, 2025Cities & HealthOpen Access

Making a walkable city: street physical attributes, pedestrian perceptions, and walking behaviour in Malang, Indonesia

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Research shows street physical attributes influence walking behaviour in Malang, indicating urban design improvements may enhance public health.

Street physical attributes impact walking behaviour indirectly through perceptions of safety and comfort.
Analysis of 194 questionnaires revealed pedestrian perceptions significantly affect walking activity in urban spaces.
Using a quantitative-descriptive method, the study combined descriptive statistics, factor analysis, and regression analysis.
Results suggest urban planners must consider both tangible and intangible factors for effective walkability enhancements.

Ernawati et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Research shows street physical attributes influence walking behaviour in Malang, indicating urban design improvements may enhance public health.