TransportationTransportation Research Part A
Understanding the determinants of people's perception of whether they reside in 15-minute neighborhoods: Evidence from a university population in Canada
E. Diab, J. W. Lam, et al.
Discover which local destinations actually make people feel they live in a 15‑minute neighborhood: this study of 1,466 University of Saskatchewan respondents finds perceptions hinge less on socioeconomic traits or prior knowledge and more on objective access and subjective impressions. Access to schools, grocery stores, transit, and home–work proximity—measured as counts within 1,200 m—emerged as decisive. Research conducted by Ehab Diab, Jessica Wei-Lin Lam, and Elisabetta Cherchi.
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