"Active Transportation and Perceptions of Safety: A Case Study of a Reg" by Ivis Garcia Zambrana and Shabnam Khan

Article Title

Active Transportation and Perceptions of Safety: A Case Study of a Regional Trail and a Transit Corridor in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Authors

Ivis Garcia Zambrana, University of UtahFollow
Shabnam Khan, University of UtahFollow

Abstract

In this article, Garcia and Ara Khan discuss their study on the relationship between perceptions of safety from crime and active transportation with a regional bike and pedestrian trail system in Salt Lake City. Based on community surveys and focus group discussions, the study concludes on important suggestions on how to increase the perception of safety in low-income neighborhoods that go beyond streetscape improvements.

Recommended Citation

Garcia Zambrana, Ivis and Khan, Shabnam (2018) "Active Transportation and Perceptions of Safety: A Case Study of a Regional Trail and a Transit Corridor in Salt Lake City, Utah.," Focus: Vol. 14: Iss. 1, Article 14.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/focus/vol14/iss1/14